Finger guard

Removing splinters or foreign material from areas other than the eye by irrigation, tweezers, cotton swabs, or other simple means Using finger guards... 

Be properly dressed e.g., safety eyeglasses, long pants, labcoat, closed-toe shoes, gloves (these must be appropriate for the chemical properties of radiolabeled substances), lead apron (if recommended), and wrist guards. Dosimeters must be worn in recommended locations (wrist, finger, lapel, etc.). 

Aphrodite s smile came across as a little guarded. She wandered over to the fountain, dipping her fingers into the streams. The how isn t important, for the moment. But the why is easy to explain. She turned and dabbed a little water on her cheek. You re wearing it. She nodded towards Trix s neckline. 

The impact of the hard foil and the fact that you continue to hold his finger in the trigger guard combine to keep him under control. 

Caution the men who are to be disarmed not to place their fingers in the trigger guards of their pistols or rifles while practicing disarming with these weapons. 

Finger pieee. 2. Guard. 3. lifter. 4. I.ocking bolt screws. 5. Lcxiking bolt. 0. Barrel lug. 7. Trip. 8. Tr spring. 11. extractor. 13. Joint RoU. The finger piece is solid and a pari of lifter. 

Belt-driven mechanical pumps with exposed belts must have protective guards. Such guards are particularly important for pumps installed on portable carts or tops of benches where laboratory workers might accidentally entangle clothing or fingers in the moving belt, but they are not necessary for enclosed pumps. 

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