Universiteti tabiiy fanlar kafedrasi

Occupational diseases - diseases that arise in working citizens in the aftermath of the action of contagious and dangerous working conditions.
Bad habits - the use of alcoholic beverages, smoking cigarettes and cigars, nose, anasha.
Physical factors - vibration, electromagnetic waves, noise, infrared rays, ultraviolet radiation, electricity, machinery, cars.
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.
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.