The phrase "accident exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to risk assessment, insurance, or safety discussions where the likelihood of being involved in an accident is being evaluated.
Example: "The insurance company calculated the premium based on the driver's accident exposure over the past five years."
Alternatives: "accident risk" or "accident likelihood".
(The accident exposures were calculated, not measured).
Then you have your litany of slips, trips and falls, followed by transportation accidents, exposure to harmful substances and repetitive motion injuries.
These events include natural disasters, witnessing serious injury or death, serious accidents, exposure to combat, child sexual abuse, child neglect, physical assault, child physical abuse, being threatened with a weapon, tortured or held captive, and rape.
** Other unintentional injuries comprises: Other land transport accidents, Water transport accidents, Exposure to animate mechanical forces, Exposure to electric current, radiation and extreme ambient air temperature and pressure, Exposure to forces of nature, Complications of medical and surgical care, Sequelae of external causes of morbidity and mortality.
Exposure to Sr as an internal emitter is usually in the context of an accident where exposure is combined with other radionuclides, such as Cs and I [ 8]; and external radiation from atmosphere, soil and through contact.
In total, accident and exposure data were collected for 840 vehicles of which 270 equipped with a recorder.
The gold standards of the criterion validity were work accident involving exposure to biological fluid (WABIF) caused by sharp objects, WABIF through patient's body fluid contact and work incident (or almost accident) involving these two kinds of WABIF.
We anticipated low accident related exposure in the control areas, but otherwise the residence environment was considered to be similar to the area where the exposed population lived, with small clusters of houses in a rural environment.
This work has revealed that 60% of workers have experienced patients who experienced adverse events during their hospital stay, 65.7% have once had an accident with exposure to blood.
The aim was to estimate the prevalence of accidents involving exposure to biological material, post-accident conducts and the undertaking of serological monitoring concerning the possibility of transmission of the AIDS virus and Hepatitis B and C among the Emergency Medical Services professionals in Minas Gerais, Brazil.
