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Accidents - Heaters or heating systems - 50+ years old - Year 2002 - All Of Body

 



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Number Of Accidents (Estimate): 137
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Date: 12/16/2002Age: 67 yearsSex: MaleRace: Not stated in ER record
Location: HomeFire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded
Body part: All Of BodyDiagnosis: Burns, Thermal
Product: Heaters or heating systems
67 YO M HAD SEIZURE AND FELL ON HEATER BURNS MUTIPLE SITES
Disposition: Treated and transferred to another hospital


Date: 06/07/2002Age: 81 yearsSex: FemaleRace: White
Location: HomeFire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded
Body part: All Of BodyDiagnosis: Other
Product: Heaters or heating systems, Floors or flooring materials
FELL OVER HEATER TO BATHR0OM FLOOR DX. SYNCOPE
Disposition: Treated and released or examined and released without treatment


Date: 03/07/2002Age: 54 yearsSex: FemaleRace: White
Location: HomeFire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded
Body part: All Of BodyDiagnosis: Anoxia
Product: Heaters or heating systems
PT WITH HEADACHE/NAUSE, WAS TOLD BY GAS CO OF CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING FROM BROKE HEATER
Disposition: Treated and released or examined and released without treatment


Date: 01/11/2002Age: 60 yearsSex: MaleRace: White
Location: Not recordedFire: Fire involvement and/or smoke inhalation - Fire Dept. attendance is not recorded
Body part: All Of BodyDiagnosis: Burns, Thermal
Product: Heaters or heating systems, Rugs or carpets
GOT BURNED PUTTING OUT CARPET FIRE STARTED BY SPACE HEATER. DX: 15% B SA (SHOULDERS, TORSO, FEET) FD NOT STATED
Disposition: Treated and admitted for hospitalization (within same facility)


Date: 01/01/2002Age: 77 yearsSex: MaleRace: White
Location: HomeFire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded
Body part: All Of BodyDiagnosis: Anoxia
Product: Heaters or heating systems, Carbon monoxide detectors
SHORT OF BREATH, DIZZY, DYSPNEA AT HOME, USES SPACE HEATERS, CO2 DETECTOR DID NOT GO OFF. DX HYPOXEMIA.
Disposition: Treated and released or examined and released without treatment

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