نتایج جستجو برای: needle stick injuries

تعداد نتایج: 166891  

Journal: :international journal of health studies 0
mohammad hossein ebrahimi1* 1. dept. of occupational health, school of public health, shahroud university of medical sciences, shahroud, iran. seyed mohammad mirrezaie2 2. center for health related social and behavioral sciences research, shahroud university of medical sciences, shahroud, iran. seyed shahrokh aghayan3 3. imam hossein hospital, shahroud university of medical sciences, shahroud, iran. ramin mehrdad4 4. center for research on occupational diseases, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran gholamreza pouryaghoub4 maryam yarmohammadi5 5. imam hossein hospital, shahroud university of medical sciences, shahroud, iran

background: the aim of this study was to evaluate risk of needle stick and sharp injuries (nsi) and exposure to blood borne pathogens, among laboratory technicians. methods: 213 self-reporting questionnaires were distributed among the laboratory technicians who were working at three educational hospitals in tehran. a total of 193 laboratory personnel completed the questionnaire. results: 69.9% ...

2016
Hae-Sook Sohn Jang Rak Kim So Yeon Ryu Youn-Jae Lee Myeong Jin Lee Hyun Ju Min Jun Lee Hwa Young Choi Yeong Jun Song Moran Ki

BACKGROUND/AIMS The prevalence of hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection in Busan, Gyeongnam, and Jeonnam Provinces in Korea is more than twice the national average. This study aimed to examine whether demographic and lifestyle characteristics are associated with HCV infection in these areas. METHODS A case control study was performed at three study hospitals. HCV cases were matched with two contr...

Journal: :Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences 2020

2014
Ramesh Holla Bhaskaran Unnikrishnan Pradhum Ram Rekha Thapar Prasanna Mithra Nithin Kumar Vaman Kulkarni

Health care personnel are at increased risk of contracting blood borne pathogens due to their occupational exposure to blood and body fluids [1-4]. More than twenty diseases can get transmitted through needle stick injuries including Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV [5]. Occupational exposure to blood can result from percutaneous injury (needle stick or other sharps injury), mucocutaneous injur...

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