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differentiation - morphogenesis and tissue organisationit should be clear to you that a single cell the fertilized egg gives rise to various
morphogenetic processes we discussed earlier the process through which a fertilized egg assumes the shape of a ball or a sheet of cells around a
reducing cost of accidentone clear way to control the cost of accident would be to follow all the rules of book for safety all the methods of safety
factors associated with accidentcost in administrative functions loss of prestige costs for notification investigation and legal action loss of
cost due to damage to equipmentcost due to damage to equipment property etc tooling may have to be redesigned adding cost cost due to reduced output
cost due to injury to worker medical cost - medicine surgery hospitalization extended treatment working time lost due to injury or death time loss
cost of accidents immediate cost immediate cost takes into account the loss of work damages to equipment and facilities which have to repaired and
accident proneness the close observation of accident causation theory brings out this fact that most accidents can be traced to error on the part of
steps for prevention industrial accidentsthese steps are as follow substitute a less hazardous equivalent remove worker from hazard eg automate the
hazard analysistwo steps recognized as preliminary and detailed analysis of hazard are taken preliminary hazard analysis pha serves two aimsi it can
prevention of accidents - accidents and lossesthe theories of accident causation explained earlier serve as good guide to prevent accident the
summary of accident causationin the light of above theories it is concluded that the decision of workers to work safe is largely influenced by
systems theory - accident causationthe systems theory established extremely strong relationship between system and accident a properly functioning
epidemiological theory - accident causationepidemiological theory of accident causation considers industrial hygiene that concerns environmental
the accident or incident theory - accident causationpeterson when reiterating the significance of human factors added such factors as ergonomic traps
human factor theory - accident causation this theory of accident causation suggests that a chain of events caused by human error is the cause of
accident causation - accidents and lossesseveral accidents occurs everyday year round in industries we have already discussed different types of
chemical and heat burnchemical born and heat burn injuries have currently started receiving greater attention the reason for this is perhaps the
surveys - accidents in industriesthe surveys done in industries have pointed out that leading cause of accidents is the overexertion or workers
work injuries based on type of accidentsearlier we identified four kinds of injuries mainly based upon type of disability this classification is
ranking of companies according to the death ratethe death rates because of accidents vary from industry to industry following is the list of
accidents resulting in deathaccidents that cause death are dealt with in a different way the law requires full compensation to the widow for complete
permanent partial disability - injury from an accident permanent partial disability restrains the worker by doing the job he has been doing he
temporary partial disability - injury from an accident such types of injuries which are easily recoverable and may not incapacitate the victim to
injury resulting from an accident accident was described earlier which meant that accident was a sudden event however several legal opinions favored