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Light
A form of
radiant
energy
that
induces a
luminous
sensation in the eye
the light from the lamp In preferred direction With the minimum of loss
Redistribute
Lumens
Unit of
measurement
for
brightness
Lamp life
The time after which the lamp ceases to
operate
Induction
lamps
Also known as
electrodeless
lamp
Low-pressure sodium lamps
Highest
luminous efficacy of all types (70-135 lm/W)
Commonly used in
street lighting
Not
dimmable
Can only be operated in
limited positions
Voltage
Measures the output of electrical current
Luminaries
A device that projects, diffuses and alters the
light direction
of a given light source
Disadvantages of discharge lamps
Flicker
Stroboscopic
effects
Good
lighting
in the
workplace
promotes improved work performance and accuracy in work
A
brighter
and
cleaner
workplace promotes increased speed in work progress and better concentration at work
Fluorescent
lamps
Also known as
tubular fluorescent
or
strip
lamps
Methods of light control
Obstruction
Diffusion
Refraction
Reflection
DOH means
Department of Health
OSHA
means
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
NIOSH means
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
Injury and Illness Prevention Program (
IIPP
) is a proactive process to help employers find and fix workplace
hazards
before workers are hurt
DOLE means
Department of Labor and Employment
The Republic Act No.
11058
(occupational safety and health standards law) was enacted
2018
OSHS
means
Occupational Safety and Health Standards
In thermal burns, use
warm
(lukewarm) and clean
water
to rinse the affected eye
Lubricating
eye drops can provide relief by moisturizing the eye and to soothe any ocular irritation after eye
flushing
Common causes of thermal burns
Firework explosions
Steam
Boiling
water
Molten
metal (commonly
aluminum
)
BLS means
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Over-the-counter pain relievers used to minimize discomfort in managing the pain of ocular burns
Acetaminophen
Ibuprofen