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On each unit keep a memoiy book, a folder of reports on past accidents, which is compulsory reading for new recruits and which others dip into from time to time. It should include relevant reports from other companies but should not include cuts and bruises. 

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Quetsch-fuss, m. Elec.) pinched base (of a lamp), -grenze, /. compression limit, compressive yield point, -hahn, m., -klemme,/. pinchcoek, pinch clamp. -mUhle,/, bruising mill, crushing mill. 

Quetsch-walze, /. crushing roll, -werk, n. crushing mill, crusher squeezing apparatus, -wirkung, /. squeezing action or effect, -wunde, /. bruise, contusion. 

Schrot-mehl, n. coarse meal, -metall, n. shot metal, -miihle, /. grist mill, bruising mill malt mill. 

Zerplatzprobe, /. bursting test, zerpulvem, v.t. pulverize, zerquetschen, v.t. crush, mash, bruise. 

Zerstdrung,/, destruction overthrow, ruin. Zerstorungsbombe, /. demoUtion bomb, zerstdrungsfrei, a. nondestructive, zerstossen, v.t. poimd (to pieces), bray, bruise, crush, powder, pulverize. 

Care should be taken to avoid kinking a wire rope since a kink can be cause for removal of the wire rope or damaged section. Wire ropes should not be struck with any object, such as a steel hammer, derrick hatchet, or crowbar, that may cause unnecessary nicks or bruises. Even a soft metal hammer can damage a rope. Therefore, when it is necessary to crowd wraps together, any such operation should be performed with the greatest care and a block of wood should be interposed between the hammer and rope. 

You slide the spoon down and twirl, as opposed to agitating, he said. The whole idea of a martini is a smooth drink. Agitation introduces air. Mr. Conti added, People say you bruise the liquor. I don t believe that—but it is a different texture. ... 

Notify the primary health care provider immediately if the following should occur fever, skin rash or other skin problems, nausea, vomiting, unusual bleeding or bruising, sore throat, or extreme fatigue. 

Contact the primary health care provider as soon as possible if a rash, fever, sore throat, diarrhea, chills, extreme fatigue, easy bruising, ringing in the ears, difficulty hearing, or other problems occur. 

Mr. Beeves has a severe infection and is receiving chloramphenicol IV. The nurse notes several bruises on Mr. Beeves arm after 2 days of therapy. What action (if any) should the nurse take. Give a rationale for your answer. 

Report any symptoms of infection (low-grade fever or sore throat) or thrombocytopenia (easy bruising or bleeding). 

Notify the primary health care provider if any of the following adverse reactions occur dyspnea, weakness, dizziness, bluish discoloration of the nailbeds, unexplained bleeding, bruising, or sore throat. 

If the platelet count falls below 100,000/mm3 or if the patient experien ces signs and symptoms of thrombocytopen ia (eg, easy bruising, bleeding gums epistaxis melena), the nurse notifiesthephysician immediately. 

Penicillamine. The primary healHi care provider will explain Hie treatment regimen and adverse reacHons before therapy is started. You must know which toxic reactions require contacting Hie primary healHi care provider immediately. Take penicillamine on an empty stomach, 1 hour before or 2 hours after a meal. If other drugp are prescribed, penicillamine is taken 1 hour apart from any other drug. Observe skin areas over Hie elbows, shoulders, and buttocks for evidence of bruising, bleeding, or break in the skin (delayed wound healing may occur). If Hiese occur, do not self-treat the... 

The nurse informsthe primary health care provider immediately if a skin rash occurs. The use of phenytoin is usually discontinued if a skin rash occurs. If the rash is exfoliative (red rash with scaling of the skin), purpuric (small hemorrhages or bruising on the skin), or bullous (skin vesicle filled with fluid, ie, blister) use of the drug is not resumed. If the rash is milder (eg, measles-like), therapy may be resumed after the rash has completely disappeared. 

Notify the primary healdi care provider if any of the following occurs skin rash, bleeding, swollen or tender gums, yellowish discoloration of the skin or eyes, unexplained fever, sore throat, unusual bleeding or bruising, persistent headache, malaise, or pregnancy. 

Notify the primary care provider if the following reactions occur visual disturbances, excessive drowsiness or dizziness, sore throat, fever, skin rash, pregnancy, malaise, easy bruising, epistaxis, or bleeding tendencies. 

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