Strokes produce many neurological issues. Foot drop is usually a neurological issue caused by damage to the nerves in the leg which can be the initial result of stroke. Weakness of the ankle and foot will cause all of the symptoms to occur. Drop foot after a stroke can be either neurological or muscular damage. The muscle is rarely damaged but can become dysfunctional due to atrophy associated with lack of use and exercise. Tingling of the lower leg and foot can also be present.
Two important chemical hazard labeling systems used in healthcare facilities are the Hazardous Materials Identification System (HMISÂ®) and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) NFPA 704 system.
Storage. 1  The Globally Harmonized System (GHS) hazard pictogram for flammable liquids should be incorporated. 2  Flammable liquids (not in active use) should be stored inside fire resistant. 3  Always segregate flammable and combustible liquids from other hazardous chemicals such as corrosives or oxidizers. Flammable liquid storage areas should be labeled with a font size that is no less than one inch in height. Laboratory entrances containing hazardous chemicals should display a NFPA diamond labeled.