1 Wash up â skin, equipment and environment â after use. 2  Never use products to paint skin or decorate food unless the product is specifically labeled for that use.  Store art products in their original containers locked up and out of the reach of children.
If you don't have active symptoms after having the pacemaker or defibrillator implanted, you aren't likely to meet a disability listing. But if your doctor has limited you to light or sedentary work, and you are 50 years old or older, you have a chance of getting an approval under the grid rules, which we'll discuss below.
â¢ Your heart beats too slow or too fast.â¢ Your heart doesnât beat regularly.â¢ Thereâs a block in your heartâs electrical pathways. How does it work? â¢ A pacemaker uses batteries to send electric signals to your heart to help it pump the right way.â¢ The pacemaker is connected to your heart by one or more wires. Tiny electric charges that you canât feel move through the wire to your heart.â¢ Pacemakers work only when needed.