We Must Guard Ourselves Not Only Against Being Cut, but Also

question 22

True/False

We must guard ourselves not only against being cut, but also against such dangers as wood dust, noise, hazardous fumes, lifting injuries, and fire.

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Definitions:

Aspirating

The process of drawing in or out using suction, such as removing fluid or gas from the body, or accidentally inhaling food or liquids into the lungs.

Continuous Drip Feedings

A method of providing nutrients directly to the gastrointestinal tract using a steady, continuous flow, often used when a patient cannot eat by mouth.

Temperature Monitoring

The process of continuously measuring and recording body or environmental temperature to assess health or conditions.

Tepid Water Sponging

A method of gently applying lukewarm water to the skin, often used to reduce fever or cleanse the body.