What is a Class 1 injury?

Patient in class 1 is severely injured with serious neurological, respiratory and/or hemodynamic distress.

What does nature of injury mean?

The nature of injury or illness identifies the principal physical characteristic(s) of the work related injury or illness. Name the injury or illness indicated on the source document. Example: For strained back, choose Strains.

What’s the difference between soft tissue injury and dysfunction?

Either at the microscopic (single cells or a collection of cells) or macroscopic (muscle, tendon, or ligament fiber) level, tissue is damaged. We call them sprains or strains, or other unseemly terms such as tears, ruptures, or degeneration. On the other hand, a deflated tire is ‘dysfunctional.

What is a Class B accident?

(2) Class B Accident. An Army accident with resulting total cost of property damage of $500,000 or more but less than $2,000,000; an injury and/or occupational illness that results in permanent partial disability; or when three or more personnel are hospitalized as inpatients as a result of a single occurrence.

What is an accident Class 3?

An accident is a sudden happening that causes harm to the body suddenly and unexpectedly.

What is Oiics?

The Occupational Injury and Illness Classification System (OIICS) Manual provides the classification system used to code the case characteristics of injuries, illnesses, and fatal injuries in the Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses (SOII) and the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI).

What is the function of rheostat?

The rheostat is a variable resistor used to control the electric current by increasing or decreasing the resistance manually. It is a large-sized resistor type used in applications that require current adjustment or resistance change. A rheostat is placed in series in a circuit.

What are the different types of rheostats?

Rheostat types are divided into three. Rotary, linear and preset rheostats. The resistive element in the rotary rheostat is circular or angled. In this type of rheostat, the wiper rotates. These are mostly used in power applications. Due to their small size, rotary rheostats are used more than linear rheostats.

What are the terminals of a rheostat?

Like the potentiometer, the rheostat also consists of three terminals: terminal A, terminal B and terminal C.

What is a reptile rheostat?

Heaters and ovens: Rheostats generate an excessive amount of heat while providing resistances. That is the main idea behind heaters. Sometimes they are used to provide extra heats that a reptile needs when they are inhibited, outside normal conditions. They are also known as reptile rheostats.