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Modernica has been including a game or puzzle in every Modern Times newsletter. The first few employees to solve the puzzle receive a free lunch (A $20 dollar value). Not bad for playing games at work, right? The company decided to do this in order encourage employee readership of the newsletter. We also created a Facebook page for employees to receive and share information related to employee health and safety. You can find back issues of the Modern Times dating back to January of this year. I strongly encourage you to be-friend Modern Times in order to receive valuable and sometimes fun info from your employer. The page can be found at www.facebook.com/modernicamonthly . Like the old California Lottery slogan used to say You have to play to win so join in the fun for a chance to win free lunch money today!
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It can be swallowed The other main way that workplace chemicals can get into your body is by being swallowed. Your food can be contaminated by the chemicals you work with if you do not wash your hands before eating or if you eat in you work area. Smoking or chewing gum can also carry chemicals into your mouth. You can also swallow chemical particles caught in the mucus your lungs are trying to clear out. Swallowing workplace chemicals, even in tiny amounts, can be harmful. Digestive juices and the liver can help to break chemicals down into less harmful substances. Even so, it is still possible for chemicals that are swallowed to harm you. Not created equal Not all chemicals harm all parts of the body. Nor do all chemicals usually go into the body. Nor do all chemicals usually go into the body by all routes. Also, chemicals differ from one another in the amount it may take to cause harm. People are rarely exposed to just one chemical at work. Certain chemicals may work together in the body and the effect of each adds up. There are still many chemicals for which we do not know all the possible health effects. In these cases, the best policy is to view them as potentially harmful until their health effects are fully known. Remember your safety is first. The best way to protect yourself from workplace chemicals and fumes is by using your personal protective equipment.
A chemical can get into your body in three main ways It can be inhaled The most common way for workplace chemicals to get into your body is for you to breathe them in. For this to happen, a chemical must be in the air as a dust, vapor, gas, or mist. Your nasal passages and the lining of large airways capture large particles and prevent them from being inhaled. These particles are removed when you blow your nose, cough, or sneeze or swallow mucus that has moved out of the airways. However, particles that cannot be seen with the naked eye are generally more capable of getting into your lungs. Once in the lungs, some chemicals will stay there and cause harm. They can scar and irritate the lung tissue, create excess phlegm, narrow the airways, and cause cancer. Some Inhaled chemicals cause little damage to the lungs, but pass into the bloodstream to the lungs, but pass into the bloodstream and damage other parts of the body.
Pueden ser Respirados es la forma ms comn para que los productos qumicos del lugar de trabajo entren a su cuerpo. Para que esto suceda, debe ser un producto qumico en el aire como polvo, vapor o gas. Sus fosas nasales y el revestimiento de las vas respiratorias grandes capturarn partculas grandes y les impiden ser inhalado. Estas partculas se eliminan cuando se sopla la nariz, tose, estornuda o traga el moco que se ha movido fuera de las vas respiratorias. Sin embargo, las partculas que no pueden verse a simple vista son generalmente ms capaces de entrar en los pulmones. Una vez en los pulmones, algunos productos qumicos permanecen all y causan dao. Pueden cicatrizar e irritar el tejido pulmonar, crear exceso de flema, estrechar las vas respiratorias y causar cncer. Algunos productos qumicos inhalados causan poco dao a los pulmones, pero pasan a la sangre a los pulmones y al torrente sanguneo y daan otras partes del cuerpo.
uly 4 is the worst day of the year for a hand surgeon on call. In Seattle, up to a dozen patriotic pyros will set of FIRECRACKERS in their own hands. Can their digits be saved?
How D YA SEW an
(Okay its Hanes not hand) Has reattached over 100 fingers in His career (Dr.H also uses his Own fingers to sail, kayak, and Pick out DOOBIES tunes On his guitar!) He explains.
Pulled off like Neil Armstrong, who caught finger While jumping fence
AVULSION
Cooler
In O.R., the surgeon Assess the amputated part and stump (<- correct Medical term) to determine if there are enough Parts (arteries, veins etc.) to sew it back.
If No-o-o
Amputation is REVISED
If YES!
Wound in made clean, Dangling parts are Removed, finger goes to heaven.
Nerve Artery
5 Heavily sedated Days in Harborviews Tropicana Room Kept hot to increase Blood flow
Blood Vessels
Replantation is Extra-difficult but if successful *Big scar and short digits *Marked loss of motion & sensation
Replantation not Possible toe transfers Done for thumbs, and multiple digit amputations
ulio 4 es el peor da del ao para un cirujano de guardia. En Seattle, hasta una docena de patriotas de pirotecnia lanzaran FUEGOS ARTIFICIALES en sus propias manos. Se pueden salvar sus dgitos?
Como se COSE un
(Bueno su nombre es Hanes no Hand) a reconectado ms de 100 dedos en su carrera (Dr. H Tambin utiliza sus propios dedos Para navegar en kayak y Escoger las melodas DOOBIES en su Guitarra!) El explica.
Nivel Mediano GUILLOTINA Tipo ms comn, como con una sierra circular
Arrancado como Neil Armstrong, quien atrap su Dedo Mientras que Saltaba la cerca
AVULSIN
En la O.R., el cirujano evala la parte amputada y " mun " (<-trmino medico correcto) para determinar si hay suficiente partes (arterias, venas, etc.). para coser de regreso. Si SI! Si No-o-o
La amputacin es "REVISADA"
Digito
Pequea microciruga tarda 4-6 horas por dedo 1. Primero los huesos son conectados con cables, tornillos, clavos, y clips de papel... 2. Los tendones son cosidos 3. Las arterias y venas son cosidas 4. Los nervios son cosidos 5. Finalmente La piel es Hueso Nervio cosida
Arteria Tendon Vena
Nervio
das en "Saln Tropicana" de Harborview. Mantenido caliente para incrementar el flujo de sangre
ESULTADO PROBLABE:
*Cicatrices *dgitos ligeramente acortados *Algunas limitaciones de Movimiento y sensacin
Replantacin es Extra-difcil pero si exitosa *Gran cicatriz y dgitos cortos * Perdida de Movimiento y sensacin
Warehouse of Woe - The Company doesn't understand it. They've been doing great business, but they're losing money on all the worker's compensation claims. Do you have any ideas why? Almacn de Afliccin - la empresa no comprende. Han hecho negocios grandes, pero estn perdiendo dinero en las reclamaciones de compensacin del trabajador. Tiene alguna idea por qu?
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