Ruck Podolog Eco, Руководство по эксплуатации

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If any germ-intensive work has been carried out, disinfected
and sterilised tools must be used during the next work pro-
cess, to treat any unaffected areas of skin or nail.
3.1.1 ALLERGY RISKS
In the case of clients with intolerance to components made of medici-
nal steel, there exists a possibility, albeit a small one, of an allergic
reaction.
As a rule, the length of the treatment with the PODOLOG ECO / ONE is
quite short so the corresponding contact time to potential allergy suf-
ferers is less than 30 minutes.
For this reason, so-called Type IV allergies according to the Coombs
test (previously known as: contact allergy) that can trigger an allergic
reaction through sensitised T-lymphocytes simply through contact with
the skin, can, as a rule, be excluded.
When carried out properly, treatment with a PODOLOG ECO / ONE is
non-invasive. The extraction reduces both the spreading of dust to
neighbouring wound areas and the risk of inhalation of skin cells that
have been drilled or ground off.
A Type I allergy according to the Coombs test (previously known as:
immediate allergy) is less likely but still theoretically possible.
3.1.2 CLIENT INJURY CAUSED BY SPLINTERS
During your work, there can be a high-velocity dispersal of particles
such as nail or glue fragments or parts of the nail file drill, e.g. in the
case of diamond file drills.
Any open and non-treated wound that the client may have in the imme-
diate area of the work should be covered with a sterile dressing.
In such cases, the operator must wear safety glasses (see
Chapter 3.2, Operator risks).