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Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

Remove casualty from exposure

Spanish translation:

Retire a la víctima del lugar de exposición

Added to glossary by Alicia Estevez-hernandez
Mar 18, 2021 16:17
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English term

Remove casualty from exposure

English to Spanish Tech/Engineering Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng
"Inhalation: Remove casualty from exposure ensuring one's own safety whilst doing so."

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Proposed translations

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Retire a la víctima del lugar de exposición

Esta es una de las dos formas en que casi siempre se encuentra esta frase traducida en las Hojas de Seguridad de sustancias. Confirmar viendo:
https://www.google.com/search?q=hoja de seguridad "Retire a ...

La otra forma usual es "retire a la víctima de la exposición", que indicaba Marcelo Viera, pero me parece que es más claro "lugar de exposición".
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retire a la víctima de la zona expuesta

"Casualty" can also be translated in this context as "el accidentado", "la persona que tuvo el accidente". According to the context provided, the text is about the measures that should me taken if someone accidentally inhales a specific toxic substance. The first step would be to place that person where s/he is no longer exposed to the (probably) gas.
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retire a la víctima de la exposición

Aislar a las víctimas afectadas

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Note added at 29 mins (2021-03-18 16:46:38 GMT)
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The first aid procedures outlined here will help the person attending a casualty to prevent serious damage to health and perhaps help to save life.
It is important to recognise that the casualty may not necessarily be suffering from poisoning, unless the circumstances clearly indicate that this is the case. The symptoms may be unrelated to the incident or may result from the physical effects of shock or an explosion. The first aid procedures detailed here would be of benefit whatever the cause and in any event, if the casualty has any symptoms he or she should be seen by qualified medical personnel. It is better to overestimate the risk to the casualty than to ignore symptoms.
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