href="#ulink_206e3d16-25da-51c7-824c-2ecb0ba54a9b">5 ASSESSMENT OF THE LUNGS 6 INFLAMMATORY AND FIBROTIC RESPONSES OF THE LUNG 7 MINERAL DUST‐INDUCED LUNG DISEASE Bibliography Further Reading ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS 1 INTRODUCTION 2 NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY 3 HEALTH EFFECTS, SAFETY HAZARDS, AND REGULATION 4 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE STRATEGY FOR ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS 5 SUMMARY AND FUTURE OUTLOOK References GASES AND VAPORS AFFECTING THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 1 INTRODUCTION 2 MAJOR IRRITANTS 3 LESS IMMEDIATELY TOXIC IRRITANTS 4 ASPHYXIANTS 5 WORK‐RELATED AIRWAY DISEASES 6 OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA WITHOUT LATENCY: IRRITANT‐INDUCED ASTHMA/RADS 7 WORK‐EXACERBATED ASTHMA 8 GASES AND VAPORS CAUSING UPPER AIRWAY EFFECTS 9 IMMEDIATE IRRITANT RESPONSE 10 CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE/CHRONIC AIRFLOW OBSTRUCTION 11 BRONCHIOLITIS OBLITERANS 12 GASES AND VAPORS THAT ARE CARCINOGENS 13 GASES CAUSING MASS CASUALTIES 14 SUMMARY Bibliography General Reference DERMAL EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL EXPOSURES 1 INTRODUCTION 2 EPIDEMIOLOGY 3 STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE SKIN 4 CHEMICAL INDUCED DERMATOSES 5 SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF DERMAL EXPOSURE 6 APPROACH TO DIAGNOSIS 7 ASSESSMENT OF DERMAL EXPOSURE 8 PREVENTION 9 IMPLICATIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL SKIN DISEASE 10 CONCLUSION Bibliography Further Reading ANALYTICAL METHODS 1 INTRODUCTION 2 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS 3 SURVEY OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ANALYTICAL METHODS 4 FUTURE TRENDS IN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE CHEMISTRY 5 METHOD SELECTION 6 METHOD PERFORMANCE 7 SAMPLING MEDIA TYPES 8 METHODS REQUIRING SPECIAL HANDLING 9 SUMMARY ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Bibliography
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List of Tables
1 Chapter 3Table 2 System safety tenets and prevention through design alignment (1).Table 3 Listed methods from ISO 31010, ANSI Z590.3, and ANSI Z10.Table 4 Design safety specifications example (1).Table 5 Severity levels.Table 6 Likelihood levels.Table 7 Risk levels.
2 Chapter 5Table 2 Exposure ratings associated with OEL exposure bands (54). Table 3 Health effect rating (54). Table 4 Exposure control strategy (55). Table 5 Exposure metrics. Table 6 Skewness of a log‐normal distribution (61). Table 7 Consequence levels. Table 8 Probability levels (1–5). Table 9 Chronic exposures – task or short‐term exposures. Adjustment for freque ...
3 Chapter 6Table 1 Normative versus observed decision processes. Table 2 Properties of System 1 and 2. TABLE 3 The eight‐step process of successful change.
4 Chapter 8Table 1 What is social media marketing? Table 2 The Global Digital Landscape (2015) (22). Table 3 The top 10 reasons for using social media. Table 4 Governmental social media use in workplace‐focused health and safety agen ...Table 5 Awareness metrics. Table 6 Engagement metrics (medium). Table 7 Engagement metrics (high). Table 8 Conversion metrics. Table 9 Social media platform site summary use inventory. Table 10 Environmental, health, and safety apps helpful to workers identified b ...Table 11 Number of digital health apps developed during 2013–2017 (51). ...
5 Chapter 9TABLE 1 Distribution of procedures used to develop ACGIH TLVs for 414 substan...TABLE 2 Distribution of criteria used to develop ACGIH TLVs for 414 substance...TABLE 3 Occupational exposure limits for selected high volume organic acids a...TABLE 4 Estimated steady‐state adipose tissue concentration of chemicals foll...TABLE 5 Model‐derived estimates of lifetime risks of death from cancer per 10...TABLE 6 Possible combinations of threshold limits when applying the additive ...TABLE 7 Data often used