what are the main causes of deaths and injuries on scaffolds?
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['Poor scaffold or scaffolding construction. ... ', 'Careless or negligent workers. ... ', 'Falling objects, tools and debris. ... ', 'Employer negligence. ... ', 'Dangerous environments.']
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['Amputation.', 'Arthritis.', 'Brain injury.', 'Burns.', 'Congenital deformity.', 'Hip fracture.', 'Joint replacement.']
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['Blunt trauma. Most people understand that falling from a height or being involved in a car accident can inflict great force and trauma upon the body. ... ', 'Deceleration trauma. ... ', 'Fractures. ... ', 'Pregnancy. ... ', 'Bleeding after surgery. ... ', 'Spontaneous bleeding. ... ', 'Medication. ... ', 'Alcohol abuse.']
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['Minor facial injuries due to the pressure of the forceps.', 'Temporary weakness in the facial muscles (facial palsy)', 'Minor external eye trauma.', 'Skull fracture.', 'Bleeding within the skull.', 'Seizures.']
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There are four main types of injuries: electrocution (fatal), electric shock, burns, and falls.
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Biopolymers are extremely harmful to the body Side effects may include ongoing pain and serious injury, such as scarring, tissue death and permanent disfigurement.
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['Lifting. Many employees are prone to sprain, strain or tear a muscle by virtue of lifting an object that is too heavy for them to lift on their own. ... ', 'Fatigue. Failing to take a break is another common cause of accidents. ... ', 'Dehydration. ... ', 'Poor Lighting. ... ', 'Hazardous Materials. ... ', 'Acts of Workplace Violence. ... ', 'Trips and Falls. ... ', 'Stress.']
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['Strains and sprains from lifting loads improperly or from carrying loads that are either too large or too heavy,', 'Fractures and bruises caused by being struck by materials or by being caught in pinch points, and.']
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['High blood pressure in the lungs (pulmonary hypertension). This condition is a major cause of death in people with mixed connective tissue disease.', 'Interstitial lung disease. ... ', 'Heart disease. ... ', 'Kidney damage. ... ', 'Digestive tract damage. ... ', 'Anemia. ... ', 'Tissue death. ... ', 'Hearing loss.']
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['Being struck by falling objects or debris.', 'Impacts and collisions.', 'Breathing in contaminated air.', 'Cuts and punctures.', 'Chemical burns.', 'Electric shocks.', 'Exposure to excessive noise or vibration.', 'Projectiles or chemicals harming the eyes.']
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['Heavy Equipment. ... ', 'Slips And Trips. ... ', 'Falls. ... ', 'Fires. ... ', 'Heavy Materials. ... ', 'Harmful Substances. ... ', 'Ergonomics. ... ', 'Moving Parts.']
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The leading causes of death in sickle cell diseases (SCD) are infection, pain episodes, acute chest syndrome and stroke [1, 2].
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Drowning, poisoning, falls, and fires are some of the leading causes of death following unintentional injury in children and adolescents in the Region.
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['Safety hazards that lead to worker accidents and injuries.', 'Managing change orders.', 'Incomplete drawings and poorly defined scope.', 'Unknown site conditions.', 'Poorly written contracts.', 'Unexpected increases in material costs.', 'Labor shortages.', 'Damage or theft to equipment and tools.']
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With most materials, over-exposure to fumes will result in nasal irritation and watering eyes, eventually followed by drowsiness and possible unconsciousness. ... When machining finished items in cast resin or laminated fibreglass, the tiny particles of fibreglass or resin can be dangerous to the eyes and lungs.
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['loss of blood.', 'heart attack.', 'stroke.', 'allergic reaction to anesthesia or other medications.', 'the formation of a blood clot in your legs that moves into your lungs, which is called a pulmonary embolism.', 'breathing difficulties.', 'infection at the surgical incision site.']
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['Unprotected roof edges, roof and floor openings, structural steel beams creating leading edges, etc.', 'Improper scaffold construction.', 'Unsafe portable ladders.']