Cat-scratch disease (viral) Break in skin, usually

from animal scratch.

People who work or play
with cats and dogs.

Hepatitis-viral Fecal-oral transmission.

Health workers,
particularly pediatrics,
oral surgeons.

Milkers nodules-viral Breaks in skin. Dairy

farmers and workers.

Rabies-viral Bite of infected animal.

Letter carriers and
deliveryman.

Flammable Liquids by Class Class 1A

Flash points below 73

degrees F, boiling point
below 100 degree F
Flammable Liquids by Class Class 1B

Flash point below 73

degrees F, boiling point at
or above 100 degrees F
Flammable Liquids by Class Class 1C

Flash point at or above 73

degrees F, but below 100
degree F
Combustible liquids by class Class II

Liquids having flash points

at or above 100 degree F
and below 140 degree F
Combustible Liquids by Class IIIA
Class

Liquids having flash points

at or above 140 degree F
and below 200 degrees F
Combustible Liquids by
Class
Liquids having flash points
at or above 200 degree F
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Class IIIB
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Fire classification Ordinary material; rags;

wood and rubbish
Class A
Fire classification Surface of flammable
liquids: oil, grease and
Class B paints

Fire classification Electrical equipment

Class c

Fire classification Combustible metals:

sodium; lithium
Class D

Fire classification Cooking oil and grease

Class K

Flammable gases Will burn under normal

concentrations of oxygen in
air
Nonflammable gases Will not burn under normal
concentrations of oxygen

Inert gases Do not support combustion

Lower flammable limit Minimum vapor

concentration supporting
combustion