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    Pipe Shop Case Study

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    1. Pipe Shops in a Shipyard 1.1 The Importance of Piping The importance of pipes in our daily lives is evident just by observing our surroundings. Turning on the tap, it is the water pipe which brings us the water. Turing on the gas stove, it is the gas pipe which brings us the gas required to start the fire. Operating the hydraulic hatch, it is the hydraulic pipes which ensure that the hydraulic oil pushes the hydraulic cylinders, and the list goes on. Bruce and Garrard (1999) mentioned in…

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    Cosmetic Industry Case Study

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    1 The Cosmetic Industry 1.1 Cosmetic product consumption Human beings are naturally very conscious about their health and beauty. Though the intensity of this varies depending on the countries, gender, culture etc. And for majority the term ‘ beauty ‘ means to have a healthy skin and hair. So even before the discovery of the newly made chemical formulas people have found different ways to exist beautiful. And today the magnitude if this consciousness have increased tremendously, and as a…

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    Cleaning Your Hair Your hair washing schedule should be based on how much oil is in your hair. If you have very oil scalp you will want to wash your hair daily. If your hair is chemically treated your hair will be drier and you won’t want to wash it too often. As we age our scalps produce less oil and so the older your get the less frequently you will need to wash your hair. If you find flakes on your scalp then you will need to shampoo more often than you are currently doing. The right shampoo…

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    Our perception for skin preparation before injection has transformed during the past years. In the past, any health organization had to make sure that they antiseptic the skin before injection to eliminate any bacteria. In this process, nurses had to wipe the place before the injection process with a seventy percent alcohol-saturated (1). However, the World Health Organization (WHO) do not require any skin preparation before injection anymore. Also, the Royal College of Paediatrics, and Child…

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    Infection Prevention: Hand Hygiene Kayla M. Fleming Milwaukee Area Technical College NRSAD 114: Management and Professional Concepts October 16th, 2016 Infection Prevention: Hand Hygiene It’s hard to imagine washing or sanitizing your hands every time you touch someone you’ve known for a very long time. Hand hygiene seems common place in hospital settings but may sometimes go lacking in long term care settings due simply to familiarity with the people being cared for. Regardless of the…

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    to see a clean and well-organized kitchen with a clean sink and empty counter space can improve my mood and helps me feel more achieved. However, I 'm not the person who is so obsessed with hygiene and cleanliness. In a house where different people live together and share the same facilities, keeping hygiene in those places is a must. It all the normal stuff, like dry mouth, could drink water. Smoking? Throw them in a trashcan when you were done. If you have to eat your food or made your meal.…

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    Classroom procedures are important for every grade level but especially in a kindergarten classroom. Teachers talk about them, teach them, model them and practice them. It is essential to establish routines and procedures involving classroom basics, working procedures, hallway procedures as well as lunch and cafeteria routines. There are a myriad of additional routines involving bathroom, recess, dismissal and bus behavior. I consider the following fifteen procedures/routines to be important in…

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    The water supply, personal and community hygiene, and sanitation factors are vital components that determine the overall health status of individual countries. These three elements have the ability to affect the worldwide disease burden by 9.1% and universal morbidity rates by 6.3%. According to the World Health Organization and UNICEF, Nigeria is an underdeveloped country that has one of the highest population and poverty levels in Africa. The poor hygiene, inadequate and/or contaminated water…

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    According to the World Health Organization (WHO), there are five instances that always require appropriate hand hygiene in order to prevent transmission of hospital acquired infections from healthcare professionals to patients—two times before touching and three times after touching the patient. The first is before touching the patient in any way with one’s hands;…

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    bundles is seen to be neglected area in practice. I wish to reflect on the influence of maintenance bundles in addition of consistent and emphasizing a good hand hygiene. The joint commission (2015) emphasized the crucial of hands decontaminated immediately before and after each episodes of patient contact using the correct hand hygiene technique. According to a study that has been done by Hakko et al. (2014) with the high level of compliance it could lead to finally achieve a zero infection…

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