General Safety Considerations

Use safety materials and equipment while preparing hazardous medications. Avoid contamination by using clean or sterile techniques as appropriate. Maintain clean, uncluttered, and functionally separate areas for product preparation. Visually inspect the integrity of the medications. Workers 

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Sampling ndAnalysis Guidelines. As a general safety consideration, ah gases should be vented to an external area and whenever possible, inert gases should be used as the test gas for piping systems. 

To ensure that an operation is under control may necessitate atmospheric monitoring this is summarized in Chapter 9. General safety considerations, administration and systems of work requirements, including elementary first aid, are summarized in Chapter 11. For example, the recommended strategy is to include provision for appropriate first aid procedures within the system of work before specific chemicals are brought into use to so order work practices that the risk of exposure is minimized and in the event of an accident involving any but the most trivial injuries — with no foreseeable likelihood of complications or deterioration — to seek immediate medical assistance. 

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Dryer Safety This section discusses some of the key considerations in dryer safety. General safety considerations are discussed in Sec. 23, Safety and Handling of Hazardous Materials, and should be referred to for additional guidance. 

In addition, there are general safety considerations of nanomaterials, including nanofibres, because the potential toxicological effects are not well understood. There is a concern that free nanomaterials, which are not fixed within a structure, could be inhaled, ingested, or enter the body via the skin and then cause damage to cells. A report by the European Commission suggested that there is only a limited amount of scientific evidence to suggest that nanomaterials present a risk for human health [54]. 

General safety considerations for compressed gases The Compressed Gas Association advises or cautions about a number of practices (in addition to those already pointed out above) that should be followed or avoided when handling compressed gas cylinders. These advisories are listed in the following ... 

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