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Electrical Safety and Our Families [Electrical Safety]
IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2016Presents how one can protect families from electrical dangers in the home by taking safety measures, installing equipment correctly, and ensuring that young chldren do not have access to any electrical outlets or dangerous equipment.
Daniel Doan
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Peer Pressure and Electrical Safety [Electrical Safety]
IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2016Discusses how peer pressure impacts engineers. Peer pressure can also affect workers who are performing tasks with electrical hazards.
Daniel Doan
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Human Error and Electrical Safety [Electrical Safety]
IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2016Human error is found to be a contributing factor in many investigations of electrical fatalities, injuries, and incidents. The most common corrective action written in many investigation reports is to increase or improve training. The planned corrective action might be for management to make sure that each worker has read the procedures and is tested ...
Daniel Doan
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A Lifetime of Learning About Electrical Safety [Electrical Safety]
IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2015Discusses topics relating to electrical safey, focusing on the resources available at the IEEE that identify and discuss new and innovative technologies and services in this field.
Daniel Doan
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Changing Electrical Safety [Electrical Safety]
IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2014Mary Capelli-Schellpfeffer
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2009
Since the purpose of clinical neurophysiology testing is to record the electrical activity of the nervous system, and often to electrically stimulate the peripheral or central nervous system (for evoked potentials, nerve conduction studies, etc.), these tests by their very nature demand an excellent electrical connection to the patient.
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Since the purpose of clinical neurophysiology testing is to record the electrical activity of the nervous system, and often to electrically stimulate the peripheral or central nervous system (for evoked potentials, nerve conduction studies, etc.), these tests by their very nature demand an excellent electrical connection to the patient.
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