ROOM FOR VISITORS PHARMACIES - BACTERICIDAL LAMPS, SHIELDED, BECAUSE 1. air in the trading floor has a high bacterial contamination 2. increases the risk of infectious diseases among pharmacy personnel 3. premises for pharmacy visitors - only unshielded bactericidal lamps

ROOM FOR VISITORS PHARMACIES - BACTERICIDAL LAMPS, SHIELDED, BECAUSE 1. air in the trading floor has a high bacterial contamination 2. increases the risk of infectious diseases among pharmacy personnel 3. premises for pharmacy visitors - only unshielded bactericidal lamps

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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Author:Chatterjee

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Chapter20: Medical Safety

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SHIELDED, BECAUSE
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2. increases the risk of infectious diseases among pharmacy personnel
3. premises for pharmacy visitors - only unshielded bactericidal lamps

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