WMSD CLASSIFICATION AND RISK FACTORS

Oct 09, 2012

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Classification and Nomenclature. Cumulative Trauma Disorders (CTD)Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)Occupational Overuse Injuries(OOI)Work-Related Musculoskeletal disorders (WMSD)Work-Related Upper Extremity Disorders (WRUED)Work-Related Neck and Upper Limb Disorders (WRNULD)Occupational Cervicobr

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WMSD CLASSIFICATION AND RISK FACTORS

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Risk Factors

Risk Factors. Let choose a person-induced hazard first. The following are risk factors for an airplane crash:

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Individual Risk Factors

Individual Risk Factors. Frank Kline. Characteristics Personal Responses. Blaming the victim. Characteristics Personal Responses. Blaming the victim Double jeopardy. Characteristics Personal Responses. Blaming the victim Double jeopardy Fail to recognize condition and impact.

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Caries epidemiology and risk factors

Definition . It is a bacteria disease of the calcified tissues of the teeth characterised by deminiralisation of the inorganic and destruction of the organic subtance of the tooth.It is a post eruptive disorderIt is characterised by alternating periods of destruction and repair. When balance ti

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Modifying Risk and Protective Factors

Modifying Risk and Protective Factors . What can I do as a school-based health provider?.

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PRIMARY RISK FACTORS

PRIMARY RISK FACTORS. Forceful exertions of weights lifted/moved Awkward and Static Postures Repetition especially with MANUAL Lifting Twisting back and neck during lifting tasks. HIGH RISK TASKS. Manual transfers from bed to chair Manual repositioning in bed Manual lifting from the floor

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RISK FACTORS

RISK FACTORS. IRREVERSIBLE Masculine gender Increasing age Genetic traits Body build. POTENTIALLY REVERSIBLE Smoking Dyslipidaemia Obesity Hypertension Physical in activity Diabetes. GEOGRAPHICAL Climate and season. PSYCHOLOGICAL Low socioeconomic class Stressful situation

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CAST 301 Risk Factors and Protective Factors

CAST 301 Risk Factors and Protective Factors. Davies, D. (2004). Child Development Chapter 3 appendix, risk factors. Child Risk Factors. Prematurity, birth anomalies Exposure to toxins in utero Chronic or serious illness Temperament : difficult or slow to warm up

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WMSD Mentor Program

Presented by: Adam R. Schepman, Ed. S WMSD School Psychology Specialist. WMSD Mentor Program. Construction of positive relationships between students and the school community at large Establish meaningful connections between work and community Develop personal skills and career awareness

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Caries Risk Classification

Caries Risk Classification. Caries Diagnosis, Risk Assessment, and Management, www.doh.ihs.gov. Caries Risk Classification. Caries Diagnosis, Risk Assessment, and Management, www.doh.ihs.gov. Caries Risk Classification. Caries Diagnosis, Risk Assessment, and Management, www.doh.ihs.gov.

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Risk Factors

Risk Factors. Corticosteroids Existing arthritis Articular infection Infection elsewhere DM Trauma None. Frequency of Joints. Knee Hip Ankle Elbow Wrist Shoulder Sternoclavicular. Pathology. High vascularity

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Risk Factors and Infectious Diseases

Risk Factors and Infectious Diseases. Chapter 17. Old Diamond neighborhood in Norco, LA 4 blocks, 1,500 residents sandwiched between Shell’s Oil’s chemical plant and oil refinery Asthma, birth defects, cancers 1989: Margie Richard: Concerned Citizens of Norco Bucket Brigade

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Prenatal Risk Factors

Prenatal Risk Factors. PSY 417. Maternal Status. Maternal Nutrition Protein Folic Acid Maternal Diseases HIV Diabetes. Prenatal Infections: STORCH. Syphilis Toxoplasmosis Rubella Cytomegalovirus Herpes. Teratogen. “toxic” agents that cause deficits/malformations in the fetus

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Cancer Risk Factors

Cancer Risk Factors. What causes cancer?. Often doctors cannot explain why one person develops cancer and another does not However, research has shown that people with certain risk factors are more likely to develop cancer

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RISK FACTORS

RISK FACTORS. Age 60s or older Increases with age 3x higher in women Family History Familial autosomal dominant Earlier onset risk increases if more than one family member has the illness Genetics Late-onset Apolipoprotein E ( ApoE )

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Risk assessment and risk classification

Risk assessment and risk classification. Group Assignment 2 for IMT4571 (2010) <Names of group members who contributed> Group x. Assignment positioning. Case 2. Group Assignment 2. Case / Group Assignment 1. Background reading.

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Risk Factors and Family Violence

Risk Factors and Family Violence. Risk Factors. There is no single cause of family violence, but a number of risk factors – characteristics that increase the likelihood of re-assault – can be identified. Risk factors include:.

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Risk Factors

Risk Factors. Force Awkward Postures Repetition Temperature Vibration Contact Stress. Risk Factors. Risk Factors - Force. Risk Factors - Force. Risk Factors - Force. Risk Factors - Force. Risk Factors - Force. Risk Factors - Force Solutions. Risk Factors - Force Solutions.

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SUDI Risk Factors and Prevention

SUDI Risk Factors and Prevention. A workshop. What are the SUDI risk factors?. What protective factors do you know?. Any group particularly at risk?. Any particular risk group?. Associations with SUDI. Other Key Association How likely is this now?. Protective Factors. Controversial.

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Causes, incidence, and risk factors

Causes, incidence, and risk factors Congenital adrenal hyperplasia can affect both boys and girls. People with congenital adrenal hyperplasia lack of an enzyme needed by the adrenal gland to make the hormones cortisol and aldosterone.

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Credible Risk Classification

Credible Risk Classification. CAS Ratemaking Journal 2004 Written by Ben Turner of Farmers Insurance. Skim the Cream vs. Adverse Selection. Segmentation. As book is sliced indications become erratic, unreliable, and disrupting to policyholders. Hence actuaries opt to credibility weight.

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Glaucoma and its risk factors

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