Safety and Disinfection
Commonly known as bleach, a chemical ingredient used in cleansing agents and disinfectants.
Sodium Hypochlorite
The largest upper bone of the arm, extending from shoulder to elbow
Humerus
The sturdy, long bone extending from the hip to the knee, known as the thigh bone
Femur
Causes joints to straigten and body parts to stretch; these muscles make the wrist and fingers straighten out.
Extensor muscles
The muscle that controls the little toe
Flexor Digiti Minimi
Disinfectant based on a stabilized hydrogen peroxide that is non-toxic to the skin and enviroment: only needs to be changed every 14 days
Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide (AHP)
The outer and smaller bone on the inside of the forearm, located on the thumb side.
Radius
The larger of the 2 bones that form the lower leg, located on the inner side. Also known as the shin bone.
Tibia
Turns the forearm and hand outward so the palm faces upward
Supinator Muscles
Peroneus Longus
A strong, High PH disinfectant.
Phenols
Also known as digits, are the fingers and toe bones
Phalanges
The smaller of the 2 bones that form the outer part of the lower leg, extending from the knee to the ankle.
Fibula
Turns the forearm and hand inward so the palm faces downward
Pronator Muscles
A muscle located in the calf and pulls the foot down. It is attached to the lower portion of the heel.
Gastrocnemius
Alcohol
The large inner bone of the forearm, located on the pinky side
Ulna
Also known as the kneecap, a thick, flat triangular and moveable bone that forms the anterior point of the knee and protects the front of the joint
Patella
A group of adductor muscles, located in the palm that draw the thumb towards the fingers
Opponens Muscles
The muscle attached to the lower heel, it steadies the leg and pulls the foot down
Soleus
What does QUATS stand for and what is a QUAT?
Quaternary Ammonium Compounds
The standard name for disinfectants
The 5 long thin bones of the palm
Metacarpals
7 bones that form the ankle
BONUS: Name the 7 bones
Tarsals
BONUS: cuboid, 3 cuneiform bones, navicular, calcaneus and the talus
Adductor- pulls fingers together
Abductor- spreads or seperates fingers
The shorter of the 1 muscles responsible for rotating the foot down and out
Peroneus Brevis