Atlas of Occupational Health and Disease by Harrison, John; Williams, Nerys;

Sorozatcím: Arnold Publication;

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Kiadó CRC Press
Megjelenés dátuma 2004. április 30.

ISBN 9780340740699
Kötéstípus Keménykötés
Terjedelem128 oldal
Méret 298x209 mm
Súly 772 g
Nyelv angol
Illusztrációk 200 col & b/w illus

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Környezet-egészségügy, foglalkozás-egészségügy Ipari érdekvédelmi és biztonsági kérdések

Hosszú leírás:

This highly illustrated text and atlas provides a unique pictorial account of occupationally related disorders, and the processes that give rise to them.

Serving as a concise textbook as well as an illustrative reference, the atlas covers all the major occupational disorders and their causes with a particular focus on disease recognition, risk assessment and prevention of occupational diseases. Emphasising clinical and diagnostic aspects, each group of images is accompanied by a brief, but full, description of the condition being illustrated. The high quality illustrations comprise mainly full-colour photographs drawn from a number of international sources.

The comprehensive content is divided into sections according to the conditions being presented. Parts One and Two describe, respectively, diseases associated with chemical and physical agents including the effects of exposure to metals, pesticides, noise, heat and cold. Part Three describes diseases relating to ergonomic and mechanical factors, while Part Four looks at those associated with microbiological agents including TB and malaria. Further Parts consider occupational disorders of the skin and lung, occupationally related cancers and reproductive effects. Consideration is also given to the important areas of work and mental health, and to workplace assessment and worker protection.

Ideal for the trainee and practising occupational health physician, general practitioners, and occupational and public health practitioners, the book will also be a useful reference for occupational health nurses and occupational hygienists, trainees specialising in internal medicine and medical students.

In conclusion this book is enjoyable to read and useful as an addition to other more comprehensive textbooks for those studying occupational medicine. It would also make a good addition to a training departments' library.
Occupational Medicine Journal of the Society of Oc

Although primarily aimed at trainees, introducing them to the variety of work-related disorders, it will also be useful to the experienced practitioner. It contains over 200 photographs and line drawings, drawn from Hunter's collection of classic images, as well as a wide variety of international sources.
Occupational Health (At Work)

This highly illustrated text and atlas provides a unique pictorial account of occupationally related disorders, and the processes that give rise to them.

Serving as a concise textbook as well as an illustrative reference, the atlas covers all the major occupational disorders and their causes with a particular focus on disease recognition, risk assessment and prevention of occupational diseases. Emphasising clinical and diagnostic aspects, each group of images is accompanied by a brief, but full, description of the condition being illustrated. The high quality illustrations comprise mainly full-colour photographs drawn from a number of international sources.

The comprehensive content is divided into sections according to the conditions being presented. Parts One and Two describe, respectively, diseases associated with chemical and physical agents including the effects of exposure to metals, pesticides, noise, heat and cold. Part Three describes diseases relating to ergonomic and mechanical factors, while Part Four looks at those associated with microbiological agents including TB and malaria. Further Parts consider occupational disorders of the skin and lung, occupationally related cancers and reproductive effects. Consideration is also given to the important areas of work and mental health, and to workplace assessment and worker protection.

Ideal for the trainee and practising occupational health physician, general practitioners, and occupational and public health practitioners, the book will also be a useful reference for occupational health nurses and occupational hygienists, trainees specialising in internal medicine and medical students.

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Tartalomjegyzék:

PART 1: Diseases associated with chemical agents
      1. Metals
           (a) Arsenic
           (b) Beryllium
           (c) Cadmium
           (d) Chromium
           (e) Cobalt
           (f) Lead
           (g) Mercury
           (h) Selenium
           (i) Silver
      2. Gases
           (a) Carbon monoxide
           (b) Ozone
      3. Fumes, fires and other environmental emissions
           (a) Exposures during welding
           (b) Exposures during fires
           (c) Controlling and monitoring environmental emissions
      4. Pesticides and other agrochemicals
      5. Aliphatic and aromatic chemicals
PART 2: Diseases associated with physical agents
      6. Sound, noise and the ear
      7. Vibration (hand-arm and whole body)
      8. Heat and cold
           (a) Heat exposure in the workplace
           (b) Cold exposure in the workplace
      9. Raised barometric pressure
      10. Flying
      11. Working at high altitude
      12. Ionizing radiations
      13. Non-ionizing radiations
PART 3: Diseases related to ergonomic and mechanical factors
      14. Repeated movements and repeated trauma affecting the musculoskeletal system
      15. Back pain and work
PART 4: Diseases associated with microbiological agents
      16. Occupation and infectious diseases
           (a) Amoebic dysentery
           (b) Anthrax
           (c) Chlamydia
           (d) Cowpox
           (e) Cutaneous larva migrans
           (f) HIV and hepatitis
           (g) HIV and tuberculosis
           (h) Leptospirosis
           (i) Malaria
           (j) Mites
           (k) Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus - MRSA
           (l) Mycobacteria
           (m) Myiasis
           (n) Orf
           (o) Typhus
PART 5: Work and mental health
      17. Substance abuse and the workplace
      18. Shift work and extended hours of work
PART 6: Occupational lung disorders
      19. Byssinosis and other cotton-related diseases
      20. Occupational asthma
      21. Extrinsic allergic alveolitis
      22. Inorganic dusts
           (a) Asbestosis
           (b) Pneumoconiosis
           (c) Silicosis
           (d) Stannosis
      23. Problems from indoor air in non-industrial workplaces
PART 7: Occupational diseases of the skin
      24: Occupational diseases of the skin
           (a) Contact dermatitis
                (i) Irritant
                (ii) Allergic
           (b) Photodermatitis including phytodermatitis
           (c) Other conditions; non-malignant
           (d) Cancers
           (e) Investigations
PART 8: Occupational cancer
      25. Biological mechanisms and biomarkers
PART 9: Reproduction and work
      26. Workplace exposures and reproductive effects
PART 10: Worker Protection and Workplace Assessment
      27. Worker protection
      28. Workplace assessment
PART 11: Miscellaneous industrial processes and other activities
      29. Miscellaneous industrial processes
      30. Other activities