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Health hazard associated with long term exposer to ICT tools?
they are disorders or problems we get as a result to the extensive use of ict tools.
Examples of i c t tools?
ict tools
What is the definition of ICT tools?
ICT tools are devices and objects used in information and communications technology. Examples are: computers, cell phones and cell phone towers, televisions, video conferencing software, radios, laptops, DVDs, etc. ICT stands for information and communication technologies. ICT includes radio, television, cellular phones, computer and network hardware and software, satellite systems, etc and the various services and applications associated with them. ICTs are often spoken of in a particular context, such as ICTs in education, health care, or libraries.
What is ict tools?
ICT tools refers to the components that are used in information technology systems. Some of them include telephones, modems, routers, computers, switches, network cables and so many more.
Is Clorox hazard to the health by smell?
Is Clorox hazard to health by smelling
Safety precautions when using ict tools?
chemical management
5 ICT tools that can be used for reference and information service?
obama
Causes of long exposure with long exposure of ICT tools?
it can be blast
What is health hazard.?
A human health hazard is anything that is potentially unsafe to the health of the human body. Basically, it is anything can hurt you or make you sick.
What is a colourless radioactive gas considered to be a health hazard?
Radon is a colorless radioactive gas considered to be a health hazard.
What chemical hazard poses acute and reproductive toxicity?
health hazard
Is oil a hazard to your health?
Most anything can be a hazard to your health if you encounter it in sufficient quantity in the wrong way. There are a great many kinds of oil, from petroleum to olive oil. Some are generally beneficial to health and others can easily be a hazard to health.
