Most mechanical equipment injuries occur to the hands and fingers. These injuries range in severity from cuts to complete amputation.
your ribs
Yes
through injuries and your mouth.
The heart is protected from shocks an injuries by the sternum and rib cage, its bony protection. In addition, the pericardium and pericardial fluid provide additional protection.
The eyes require special protection in the laboratory, as they are vulnerable to chemical splashes, debris, and other hazards. Wearing safety goggles or a face shield can help prevent injuries to the eyes.
a reduction in injuries and deaths
chemical spills, fires,explosions,and personal injuries
One benefit of consumer protection is the reduction in injuries and deaths.
It provides some protection against head injuries.
Electric shock injuries are caused by lightning or electric current from a mechanical source passing through the body
Yes, high levels of mechanical energy can cause severe traumatic injuries that may result in death. For example, incidents such as car accidents or falls from great heights can impart significant mechanical energy to the body, leading to life-threatening injuries.