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OB Emergencies

OB Emergencies. November 2010 CE Condell EMS System Objectives by Jeremy Lockwood, FF/PM Mundelein Fire Department Packet prepared by Sharon Hopkins, RN, BSN, EMT-P. Objectives. Upon successful completion of this module, the EMS provider will be able to:

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Science Equipment

Science Equipment. Test Tube. Thermometer. Rubber Gloves. Test Tube Clamp. Pipettes. Re-agent Bottle. Wire Screen. Goggles. Forceps. Hot Plate. Triple Beam Balance. Watch Glass. Object above is used on a microscope slide. Cover Slip. Funnel. Dissecting Scissors. Squeeze Bottle.

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Chemistry safety Part 1

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Emergency Washing Equipment

Emergency Washing Equipment. Eyewashes and emergency showers. Developed by the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) November, 2009. Topics Covered. Chemical eye and skin hazards Personal protective equipment Emergency washing standard Eyewashes Emergency showers

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Emergency Washing Equipment

Emergency Washing Equipment. Eyewashes and emergency showers. Developed by the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) November, 2009. Topics Covered. Chemical eye and skin hazards Personal protective equipment Emergency washing standard Eyewashes Emergency showers

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What you need to know

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Restoring Flooded Buildings

Restoring Flooded Buildings. Kenneth Hellevang, Ph.D., P.E. Extension Engineer and Professor North Dakota State University Fargo, ND. Initial Steps. Use personal protective equipment Gloves, boots, eye and respiratory protection Shut off electricity if there is water on the floor

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HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS

HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS. Monroe Community College Safety/Hazard Prevention (Updated 03/2005). HAZARD COMMUNICATION.

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Eye Protection

Eye Protection. Session Objectives. You will be able to: Identify potential eye hazards Prevent eye injuries with protective eyewear Use, maintain, and inspect proper protective eyewear Use appropriate first aid for emergencies. Eye Injury Statistics.

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Inform the teacher

1. While working on a class chemistry experiment, Rachel dropped a glass test tube filled with an unknown liquid. What should Rachel do first ?. Inform the teacher. 2. The white ring on a glass graduated cylinder is to. p revent it from breaking when it falls.

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Lab Safety Review

Lab Safety Review. When should you read and study the lab procedures you are about to perform? ans : before the day of the lab 2. What is the safety precautions that must be worn in the lab at all times? ans : safety glasses/goggles

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Eye Safety At Work

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Keeping My Hot Cocoa Hot

Keeping My Hot Cocoa Hot. Science Fair Example PowerPoint. Background Information. One day I was drinking hot chocolate. I thought about the different types of cups from which I can drink hot chocolate and wondered which type of cup, if any, could keep my hot chocolate the hottest the longest.

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HCC Ski Trip

HCC Ski Trip. Italy 2015. http://www.interski.co.uk/Schools/resort.php?rId=3. A little about me. I am a keen surfer, qualified life guard and trained Surf Instructor. I have been teaching for 10 years and have led 2 trips to Paris and 3 residential trips to London.

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Swimming

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Cell Structure Review

Cell Structure Review. Create a VENN diagram to compare and contrast Prokaryote Cell and Eukaryote Cell :. Nucleus. Contain organelles. Genetic material contained in nucloid region. Surrounded by a cell membrane. Complex. Contain genetic information.

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How to Make Distressed Jeans

How to Make Distressed Jeans. Presented by Neketa Kakar May 6th, 2010 English 393. Introduction.

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Laboratory Directions

Laboratory Directions. 1. Title: Laboratory Equipment Lab There are 15 Stations: For each station you will write the name and create a sketch of the equipment present at each one. 2. Draw the Room and Label the Following (separate sheet of paper): 1. Fire Blanket 2. Fire Extinguishers

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When I Go to Swim School

When I Go to Swim School. First , we get in the car and drive to Swim School. Next, we check in at the front desk. Then, I go to the locker room. And Put on: My Bathing Suit My Wetsuit. Next I walk to the pool and sit and wait for my swim teacher, Ms Sarah.

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Eye Protection

Eye Protection. October 18, 2011. Rice University Chemical Hygiene Plan 2010 p. 29-30. Eye protection is required for all personnel and any visitors present in locations where chemicals are handled and a chemical splash hazard exists. . Eye Protection Devices.

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