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| intentional attack using biological weapons such as viruses, bacteria or other germs |
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lack of oxygen due to interrupted breathing |
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| medications used to control socially disruptive behavior |
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odorless, colorless, tasteless toxic gas |
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| subdiaphragmatic abdominal thrusts used to clear an obstructed airway |
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| safety measures taken to protect clients during a seizure |
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| current travels through the body to the ground |
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| a position-sensitive switch triggering an alarm when a client tries to get out of bed of chair |
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| a burn from a hot liquid or steam |
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| any manual method of restricting client’s movement |
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| organization and translation of stimuli into meaningful information |
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| process of receiving environmental stimuli |
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the need for sensory stimulation |
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| insufficient sensory stimulation |
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| an overabundance of sensory stimulation |
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| partial or complete impairment of any sensory organ |
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| the ability to perceive environmental stimuli and body reactions and to respond appropriately through thought and action |
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protective devices used to limit physical activity of the client or a part of the client’s body |
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