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A carcinogen is a specific type of hazardous material that is known to
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Risks to healthcare workers who use X–ray machines can be reduced by
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Healthcare workers moving
patients are especially at risk of back injury.
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A carcinogen is a specific type of hazardous material that is known to cause cancer.
Risks to healthcare workers who use X‑ray machines can be reduced by following the time–distance–shielding principle and ALARA—minimize exposure time, maximize distance from the source, and use appropriate shielding (lead aprons, thyroid collars, barriers), collimation, and personal dosimeters.
Healthcare workers moving bariatric (obese) or dependent/non‑ambulatory patients are especially at risk of back injury.
Risks to healthcare workers who use X‑ray machines can be reduced by following the time–distance–shielding principle and ALARA—minimize exposure time, maximize distance from the source, and use appropriate shielding (lead aprons, thyroid collars, barriers), collimation, and personal dosimeters.
Healthcare workers moving bariatric (obese) or dependent/non‑ambulatory patients are especially at risk of back injury.
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