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    Safety Hazard: Biological/Natural Hazards

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    Slippery floors, carbon monoxide exposure, and improperly installed wood burning stoves can cause accidents in the home. Biological and natural hazards like bacteria in fountains or poisonous plant oils can also endanger health. Long-term stress from excessive job obligations or exposure to solvents and toxic detergents pose other health risks.

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    Slippery floors, carbon monoxide exposure, and improperly installed wood burning stoves can cause accidents in the home. Biological and natural hazards like bacteria in fountains or poisonous plant oils can also endanger health. Long-term stress from excessive job obligations or exposure to solvents and toxic detergents pose other health risks.

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    Slippery floors, carbon monoxide exposure, and improperly installed wood burning stoves can cause accidents in the home. Biological and natural hazards like bacteria in fountains or poisonous plant oils can also endanger health. Long-term stress from excessive job obligations or exposure to solvents and toxic detergents pose other health risks.

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    Slippery floors, carbon monoxide exposure, and improperly installed wood burning stoves can cause accidents in the home. Biological and natural hazards like bacteria in fountains or poisonous plant oils can also endanger health. Long-term stress from excessive job obligations or exposure to solvents and toxic detergents pose other health risks.

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    Ma. Cassandra Christine M.

    Carreon G11 - Williams

    KITCHEN

    BED ROOM
    BATHROOM
    Safety Hazard
    Wet floors and other slick surfaces are among the primary causes of store and other
    DINNING property accidents. They have the potential to cause someone to trip and fall.
    ROOM When there is too much carbon monoxide in the air, your body substitutes carbon
    monoxide for oxygen in your red blood cells. This can result in significant tissue
    damage or even death.
    Wood burning stoves that are old or improperly installed are more likely to emit
    smoke, pollute the air, and cause house fires.
    Slippery floors are one of the most common causes of slips and falls. Excessive water
    or badly applied wax or polish can make floors slick.

    Biological/Natural Hazards

    Flowing water in a fountain can cause bacteria, which can lead to dengue
    fever or other diseases.
    If poisonous plants oils come into touch with the skin, they might induce
    allergic reactions. When these plants are burned and their poisons are
    inhaled, they can be extremely hazardous.
    LIVING ROOM

    BED ROOM

    Other Health Hazards


    Detergents frequently contain toxic compounds that have significant health consequences
    ranging from skin and throat irritation to carcinogenicity, as well as environmental
    consequences.
    Stress as a result of employment obligations that are excessive and beyond their ability to
    handle. Long-term stress can lead to major physical health issues, such as cardiovascular disease
    or musculoskeletal disorders, in addition to mental health issues.
    High quantities of some solvents in the air might result in unconsciousness and death. Brief
    effects of poor solvent exposure include irritation of the eyes, lungs, and skin, headaches, nausea,
    dizziness, and illumination.
    Repetitive movements are particularly dangerous when they engage the same joints and muscle
    groups repeatedly, and when we perform the same motion too frequently, too quickly, and for
    too long.
    TERRACE

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