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Laboratory PPE Laboratory coats (or other protective clothing such as aprons, scrubs, coveralls, etc.) Safety glasses or splash goggles. Gloves appropriate to the hazard. Fully enclosed footwear (no sandals, flip-flops or ballet shoes) What type of PPE is required in the laboratory? Staff/Students/Volunteers working in a lab: a lab coat, protective eyewear, long pants and […]

Pronouns are words like she, you, him, them, this, and who, to name a few. For example, in the sentence “Carol likes apples,” the specific proper noun Carol can be replaced with the pronoun she: “She likes apples.” English has several categories of pronouns. Personal pronouns replace people and things. What are the 10 examples […]

Lab coats are an important barrier between your skin or clothes and any hazards that you work with in the lab. Not only do lab coats protect you from exposure, they also help prevent you from transporting laboratory contamination home to your family, friends and pets. Why is it important to wear a lab coat […]

pronoun. But the possessive its is a pronoun, not a noun, and, like other possessive pronouns ( his, hers, yours, and theirs ), is written without that particular bit of punctuation: I have to fix my bike. Is it and its a pronoun? It/its is a gender-neutral pronoun set and one of the four extant […]

Nowadays, everyone seems to wear a white coat. The nursing administrators wear them, as do physician assistants, nurse practitioners, phlebotomists, physical therapists, social workers, care managers, discharge planners, X-ray techs, and even patient transporters. Who can wear a lab coat? Medical Practitioners: Physicians and surgeons prefer to wear lab coats because they provide plenty of […]

White coat hypertension is where your blood pressure readings are over 140/90mmHg in clinic – the cut-off for diagnosing high blood pressure – but are lower than 140/90mmHg at home. Is white coat syndrome real with blood pressure? You could have white coat hypertension. This condition occurs when blood pressure readings at a health care […]

Putting on lab coats is intuitive. Buttoning lab coats is recommended while actively working; risks of open lab coats include getting caught on door handles or drawers, not to mention less protection against spills. Are lab coats supposed to close? Select lab coats that are long enough in both the sleeves and body to provide […]

Polyester Cotton [65%:35%]. However these coats should NOT be used where resistance to flammability may be required. When exposed to a flame, or contaminated with pyrophoric substances, they burn very readily and due to the high polyester content will melt and stick to the body, causing severe burns. What material is a lab coat made […]

The while lab coats are useful in the scientific lab and for the medical professionals in many following reasons: Small chemical splashes, any accidental contact protection for the skin and clothing. In the uncertain event of a spill or splash of hazardous material, the lab coat acts as a removable barrier. What is the importance […]

Laboratory Coat Uses Provide protection of skin and personal clothing from incidental contact and small splashes. Prevent the spread of contamination outside the lab (provided they are not worn outside the lab.) Why are lab coats a thing? Lab coats serve as a sort of armor that shields the wearer from harmful chemicals, bacteria and […]

For example, an intern can wear a blazer or dark colored lab coat. For scientific and laboratory professionals, they can wear longer lab coats (white or colored) not only for differentiation, but for added layer of protection. The colored lab coats they use are loose, breathable, and have knit cuff sleeves. Can you have a […]

Labrador coat colors made simple! Strictly speaking, there are only three different types of Labrador color: black Labs, brown Labs (usually referred to as chocolate) and yellow Labs. Do lab coats have to be white? And it may surprise you to know that lab coats were originally beige – and that doctors weren’t the first […]

The clothing worn by plague doctors was intended to protect them from airborne diseases during outbreaks of bubonic plague in Europe. It is often seen as a symbol of death and disease. Why do doctors wear black? Consequently until about 1900, physicians wore black for their patient interactions since medical encounters were thought of as […]

Do Labrador Coat Colors Matter? Coat colors have very little to do with a Labrador’s personality and temperament. Some Labrador owners swear that there is a very discernable difference between a red fox Labrador and a yellow Labrador, but it’s hard to truly say there’s a major difference. Does the color of a lab make […]

White Coats Are Not For Everyone: A doctor wearing a white coat is not necessarily set in stone—in emergency rooms as well as operating rooms patients preferred doctors to only wear medical scrubs. Who all can wear white coat? Abstract. Seventy-two per cent of all hospital doctors and medical students wear white coats and most […]

On average, the top (systolic) number tends to be about 10mmHg higher in a clinic than at home. The bottom numbers tends to be about 5mmHg. Some people’s blood pressure will be affected more than others, and if you feel very worried or stressed it could be raised by as much as 30mmHg. Does white […]

Medical words are not read as we normally read English, from left to right. Rather, they are read in an order related to their components, prefixes, root terms, suffixes, and combining vowels. What are the three general rules for reading medical terminology? There are three basic parts to medical terms: a word root (usually the […]

Use egg to make flour stick to meats before frying. Beat as many as six eggs in a large bowl with a pinch of salt, blending the yolk and white thoroughly. Pat the uncooked meat dry with a paper towel, then roll it in flour. How do you get flour to stick to meat when […]

Abstract. The white coat effect is conceived as a measure of the blood pressure response to a clinic visit, but there is no agreement as to exactly how it should be defined. What is the white coat effect? What is white coat syndrome? Some people find that their blood pressure is normal at home, but […]