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caution radiation area and biosafety level 1 sign

an emergency sign used to communicate where to g incase of an emergency

emergency phone, AED, and fire extinguisher hung together on a wall to be used if found in an emergency situation

Epinephrine auto-injector allergy emergency kit

Danger sign warning operators about atmosphere and oxygen supply in emergency vehicle

This sign provides a warning for people to let them know there is a strong magnetic field and people should not have any loose metal objects while being in this area of the hospital.

This flyer warns patients to tell staff if you are having flu-like symptoms to prevent the further spread of the flu.

A sign warning patients that there are areas of the hospital that are confidential

This sign is used to help direct patients to the nearest hospital.

This sign is used to warn most patients that they are not allowed into the operation room and also used to warn physicians to be dressed in the proper attire before entering.

This sign is used to warn everyone in the hospital setting that to enter the isolation area of the hospital you are required to wear gloves and gowns before entering.

Explores different aspects of practicing safe sex while in college.

Low Enroute charts are used for cross country planning under instrument flight rules under 18,000 ft. mean sea level. Cover page which lists valid time and comments on who to contact with questions and corrections.

Cover of IFR Low Enroute Chart shows area of the United States that this chart covers.

Key shows symbols and markings that are implemented on the chart, how they are used and why they are important.

Example of symbols and markings on IFR Low Enroute Chart around T.F. Green Airport in Providence, RI.

IFR Terminal Procedures Publication provides pilots flying in IFR with published instrument approach procedures that are to be followed within valid dates of publication. Map shows all airports in the shaded states that are contained in the…

These symbols are used to identify certain instrument approaches or airports that have other than standard minimum altitudes.