During the process of fighting fires there is alot to be aware of such as thick smoke. Smoke entering your lungs can be a huge risk when it comes to your cardiovascular health. However each firefighter is given a face mask to help you to breathe and protect your lungs from the smoke. How protective are these masks? Alot of the masks contain center ventilation orifice allowing easy air exchange and helps prevent buildup of CO2(the thick smoke created by fire).
By using the genes from two bacteria producing organisms such as Alcaligenes Eutrophus, they could insert them into cress plants with the aim of these plants producing the PHB. This process worked and the plants and some of their offspring produced around 14% of the dry weight as PHB. Although this is not as high yielding as when it is produced in the petri dishes, it is a much more economically viable method of production and hence would give a much more substantial impact to society. Chemically PHB is from a group of biopolymers known as the polyhyroxyalkanoates. Figure 1 below shows other examples of biopolymers in
Autoclaving is the most common method, it uses steam under pressure to sterilize instruments and is the most reliable method. When sterile or disinfected items are required in the care setting single use, disposable items are recommended. 2.2 Describe how and when cleaning agents are used Cleaning agents are substances which are used to remove dirt, dust, stains and bad smells from surfaces. The purpose of these in the care setting is to avoid the spread of dirt and contaminants. There are many different cleaning agents which will be used in different places and circumstances.
Medium risk for example bedpans, urinals, commodes. High risk for example, instruments used for invasive techniques. Once the risk has been identified, the type of cleaning needed can be carried out. For example , needles used will be high risk and will need to be sterilized. 2.6 The level of risk determines the type of agent that may be used to decontaminate as there are agents for different risks, low risk is water and detergent" medium risk is disinfectants and high risk is sterilizing agents.
During the green revolution, the introduction of the new scientifically bread crops and uses of the new technologies were prominent worldwide. The causes of the revolution date back to the 1940s at the time of Truman's inaugural into presidency in the United States. The new crops were to help poorer countries and impacted in the Punjab state of India the role of women, traditional values, and worldwide food supply. Before the green revolution Punjab if was considered a traditional state in India with irrigation as the primary way of ensuring crop success. After the green revolution, however, they implemented the new technology and scientifically engineered seed in full stride as seen in document five.
The situation and site factors involved in Global clothing industry’s location is it needs to be in a non polluted place because it needs to be the clothes made should be clean. The situation and site factors involved in Coca cola industry’s location is that the industry needs to be near the city for easy goods transportation. The situation and site factors involved in Bioscience industry’s and Biochemical industry’s location is that it needs to be in a far away place because they dump a lot of harmful stuff in the ground which may poison the water, soil etc.  Now pick an industry and describe how its closing would affect the town’s economy. Would the jobs lost in the closing be the only effect?
The process of pasteurization allowed Anheuser Busch to manufacture beet that could be shipped over long distance without spoiling (Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc., 2011, para. 2). Coupled with the artificial refrigeration of railcars and trailers Anheuser Busch was able to transport and market nationally (Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc., 2011, para. 1). Therefore, the company had to develop a
Name | | Outcome 5 | Understand the importance of using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the prevention and control of infections. | | 2 | Describe different types of PPE | | If it is not possible to reduce chemical hazards to an acceptable level, by elimination or guarding/isolation, we should wear certain protective equipment to prevent contact of the hazards with the body. This equipment forms a block between the toxic and the method of entry. If we don’t wear this equipment means we are immediate exposure to the hazard. Thus, personal protective equipment should not be regarded as a primary means to control hazards but rather as a addition to other types of control measure and we can give few examples as gloves to protect hands, aprons to protect skin and/or clothing, goggles to protect eyes, masks and respirators to protect mouth and respiratory area from airborne infectious agents and face shields to protect face, mouth, nose and eyes.
The danger of earlobes, nose, fingers, and toes is great at low temperatures. Respiratory damage is possible, but not likely. Make sure to use a scarf to cover the nose and mouth when in extreme cold weather conditions. Hypothermia -When your body starts to lose heat faster than it can produce it. - This leads to progressive muscular fatigue.
The process to create the paper does not involve releasing harmful toxins like tree paper processing does. The largest benefit of using hemp as paper is the fact that hemp can harvest in just four months after being planted. Trees can take tens to hundreds of years to be ready for harvest. The fact that deforestation due to tree paper processing destroys the habitats for thousands of animals also must be taken into consideration and adds to the list of reasons why hemp needs to be grown in the U.S. In addition to the use of hemp as paper, an equally valuable and environmentally friendly use of hemp is as a source of