Reflexiones acerca de la seguridad eléctrica en los hospitales
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.redin.325762Abstract
Se presenta a continuación un panorama general de los principales riesgos existentes en el ambiente hospitalario y de la necesidad de entenderlos, clasificarlos y prevenirlos. Además, se suministra una lista de algunas entidades comprometidas de una u otra forma con la minimización de tales riesgos. Por último, de una manera relativamente amplia, se explican los efectos fisiológicos de las corrientes eléctricas y los conceptos de corriente de fuga, macroshock y microshock y la manera de prevenirlos.Downloads
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