Prophylaxis in Occupational Medicine

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review of health surveillance protocols Title Impressum Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Guidelines for occupational medical examinations G 1.1 Mineral Dust, Part 1 G 1.2 Mineral Dust, Part 2 G 1.3 Mineral Dust, Part 3 G 1.4 Exposure to dust G 2 Lead and lead compounds (with the exception of alkyllead compounds) G 3 Alkyllead compounds G 4 Substances which cause skin cancer or skin alterations which tend to become cancerous G 5 Ethylene glycol dinitrate and glycerol trinitrate (glycol dinitrate and nitroglycerin) G 6 Carbon disulfide G 7 Carbon monoxide G 8 Benzene G 9 Mercury and mercury compounds G 10 Methanol G 11 Hydrogen sulfide G 12 Phosphorus (white, yellow) G 14 Trichloroethene (trichloroethylene) and other chlorinated hydrocarbon solvents G 15 Chromium(VI) compounds G 16 Arsenic and arsenic compounds (with the exception of arsine) G 19 Dimethylformamide G 20 Noise G 21 Cold working conditions G 23 Obstructive airway disorders G 24 Skin disorders (not including skin cancer) G 25 Driving, controlling and monitoring work G 26 Respiratory protective equipment G 27 Isocyanates G 29 Benzene homologues (toluene, xylene isomers) G 30 Hot working conditions G 31 Hyperbaric pressure G 32 Cadmium and cadmium compounds G 33 Aromatic nitro and amino compounds G 34 Fluorine and its inorganic compounds G 35 Work abroad under exceptional climatic conditions and with other health risks G 36 Vinyl chloride G 37 VDU (visual display unit) workplaces G 38 Nickel and nickel compounds G 39 Welding fumes G 41 Work involving a danger of falling G 42 Activities with a risk of infection G 44 Hardwood dust G 45 Styrene G 46 Strain on the musculoskeletal system (including vibration) 3 Appendices Appendix 1 Biomonitoring Appendix 2 Diagnosis of musculoskeletal disorders in occupational medical examinations