Early-onset bacterial infections in the newborn may occur when the mother has abnormal bacterial colonization of the urogenital tract, an ascending but silent amniotic fluid infection, or symptomatic chorioamnionitis. Thus, the physician cannot assume that maternal signs and symptoms will identify all infected infants.
Posted on: April 4th, 2013. NFPA 80 provides requirements for the installation, inspection, testing, and maintenance of fire doors and other protective structures, including fire windows, glass block assemblies, fabric fire safety curtains, and fire dampers.
What SAE is to hardware, NFPA is to fire protection; it is a federally recognized standard that is reviewed and changed as fire protection evolves. NFPA 10 is the national authority on hand-held fire extinguisher installation and maintenance, which gets updated every few years as the NFPA deems necessary.