O’quv-uslubiy majmuaning tarkibi

Chemical factor - gassed jobs, getting toxic substances to the skin in the form of dust.

The biological factor - is the action of pathogenic microbes and their toxins. Psychophysiological factor - scientists, teachers, work of students engaged in creative work, operators, air traffic controllers, etc.

Working conditions - a set of factors of production environment and labor process, affecting the performance and health of the employee.

Contusion - closed damage that occurs when a solid object strikes.

Hemorrhage or hematoma - resulting after the rupture of blood vessels, damage to the abdominal and thoracic cavity.

Capillaries - small vessels between the artery and vein.

Parenchymal organs - the common name of organs: liver, spleen, kidneys and lungs.

A tourniquet is a rubber band for stopping the bleeding of the upper and lower extremities.

Immobilization - to create a quiet, sedentary state with damage to parts of the body. Transport immobilization - means for fixing a damaged portion of the body that is used to delivery the patient in a medical institution.

Desmurgy - the doctrine of the imposition of bandages.

Traumatic toxicosis - damage resulting from prolonged compression of soft tissues with heavy objects.

Toxicomania is a painful attraction to the inhalation of toxic substances.

Intoxication - poisoning, caused by the action on the body of harmful substances or exogenous toxins.

Injection - route of administration in the body fluids by syringe.

Toxic substances - substances that cause the death of living organisms and are toxic to the human body.

Drowning - death or terminal condition resulting from the penetration of water into the lungs and respiratory tract.

Total freezing organism - severe pathological condition of the body that occurs when prolonged exposure to low temperature.

Harmful - this material, which in the case of security breaches can cause workplace injuries, occupational diseases or variations in health status.

Poisoning - disorders of the body's vital activity arising from the effects of poison or toxin entering the body.

White asphyxia - primary paralysis of the heart

Blue asphyxia - primary respiratory paralysis

True drowning - water filling the airways and lungs

Dry drowning - shortening of the vocal cords prevents the passage of water into the lungs.

Syncopal drowning - death occurs as a result of cardiac arrest and respiration.

Subfebrile - body temperature 37-380

Asphyxia - suffocation as a consequence of the fact that not enough oxygen in the blood and tissues.

Strangulation - shortness of breath, resulting from lack of air.

Resuscitation - remediation of vital functions of the body, mainly the respiratory and circulatory

system.

First aid - a set of activities, helping affected with injuries, accidents, poisonings and unforeseen illnesses.

Tachycardia - heart palpitations

Terminal state - a state between life and death.

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