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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1994
It is important for the physician to understand bicycle safety equipment in order to prevent and treat bicycle-related injuries effectively. The physician should understand (1) the basic design and function of bicycles, (2) the relationship of improper bicycle fit to injuries, (3) the potential of the various forms of serious riding and racing for ...
T H, Ellis, D, Streight, M B, Mellion
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It is important for the physician to understand bicycle safety equipment in order to prevent and treat bicycle-related injuries effectively. The physician should understand (1) the basic design and function of bicycles, (2) the relationship of improper bicycle fit to injuries, (3) the potential of the various forms of serious riding and racing for ...
T H, Ellis, D, Streight, M B, Mellion
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Safety of electrical equipment
Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 1979Technical Committee 62 of the International Electrotechnical Commission is about to meet once again to consider further the Safety of Electrical Equipment used in Medical Practice. Will this meeting be of any importance to workers concerned with electromedical safety?
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Interventional Equipment and Radiation Safety
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2018Interventional radiology in veterinary medicine was adapted from techniques developed in human medicine, and has a variety of applications to treat disease in multiple body systems. Fluoroscopy is required for almost all interventional procedures, requiring knowledge of proper safety techniques for working with ionizing radiation.
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1958
THIS is the time of year when airports are as often as not concealed from the approaching pilot by low cloud and mist, when not enveloped in dense banks of fog. Services are interrupted, and diversions to alternative airports are common. As one hears over central London the growl or whine of an invisible aircraft, one wonders whether this one of the ...
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THIS is the time of year when airports are as often as not concealed from the approaching pilot by low cloud and mist, when not enveloped in dense banks of fog. Services are interrupted, and diversions to alternative airports are common. As one hears over central London the growl or whine of an invisible aircraft, one wonders whether this one of the ...
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Optimization of safety equipment outages improves safety
Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 2002Abstract Testing and maintenance activities of safety equipment in nuclear power plants are an important potential for risk and cost reduction. An optimization method is presented based on the simulated annealing algorithm. The method determines the optimal schedule of safety equipment outages due to testing and maintenance based on minimization of ...
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Equipment Testing Safety [Electrical Safety]
IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2017Examines the tasks that are part of equipment testing and reports on the hazards workers face. These tasks are done during many phases of work in an industrial setting, including quality assurance (QA) tests when receiving new equipment for a project, commissioning checks during installation and turnover to the process owner, mechanical integrity (MI ...
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Baillière's Clinical Anaesthesiology, 1996
Summary The progressive improvement in the primary safety of anaesthetic equipment has largely followed the evolution and implementation of design standards. Equipment failure alone is now responsible for few critical incidents, the majority of which result from human error.
R. Greenbaum, Ian G. Paterson
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Summary The progressive improvement in the primary safety of anaesthetic equipment has largely followed the evolution and implementation of design standards. Equipment failure alone is now responsible for few critical incidents, the majority of which result from human error.
R. Greenbaum, Ian G. Paterson
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