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Title: STANDARD 6.0 The student will analyze the existing and potential hazards to clients, co-workers, and self and will prevent injury or illness through safe work and infection control practices.


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STANDARD 6.0The student will analyze the
existing and potential hazards to clients,
co-workers, and self and will prevent injury or
illness through safe work and infection control
practices.
  • 6.3 Employ emergency procedures and protocols
    regarding fire and electrical hazards and
    hazardous materials.

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BASIC
FIRE SAFETY
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FIRES NEED 3 THINGS TO START
  • Oxygen (Air)
  • Fuel (any material that will burn)
  • Heat (sparks, matches, flames)

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Major Causes of Fires
  • Carelessness with smoking and matches
  • Misuse of electricity (overloading a circuit or
    overuse of extension cords)
  • Improper rubbish disposal
  • Improper storage of flammables (such as gasoline)
  • Arson

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EQUIPMENTFaulty equipment and the improper use
of equipment are major causes of fire in health
care facilities.
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EQUIPMENT
  • Clean lint and grease from laundry and cooking
    equipment, ventilator hoods, filters, and ducts
    on a regular basis.
  • Check for and report any cracked, frayed or split
    cords or plugs on the equipment used.

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EXTENSION CORDS
  • Avoid using extension cords whenever possible
  • Do not exceed specified amperage
  • Do not run extension cords across doorways or
    anywhere they can be stepped on
  • DO not plug one extension cord into another and
    never plug more than one extension cord into an
    outlet

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GENERAL FIRE SAFETY
  • Keep combustibles away from heat producing
    devices.
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  • Prevent sparks in patient areas where oxygen
    is used.
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  • Cap and store combustible liquids properly.

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GENERAL FIRE SAFETY
  • Keep maintenance and storage areas clean and
    free of trash, sawdust, oily rags, etc.
  • Keep halls and stairways clear.
  • Be sure that EXIT signs are always lighted
    and that emergency lighting is in working
    order.

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GENERAL FIRE SAFETY
  • Never prop open emergency doors. Fire doors not
    only let people out, they keep fire from
    spreading.

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The End!
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