Joel L. Bert. “Occupational Diseases - NIOSH Instructional Module.” Springfield, VA: National Technical Information Service [PB91-229690], 1991.
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This module’s objective is to familiarize faculty and students with some basic principles of occupational diseases. Topics include:
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Introduction |
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Occupational disease as a process |
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Interpretation of the model of development of occupational disease |
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Quantitative aspects concerning human response |
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Respiratory system |
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Skin |
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Kidneys |
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Liver |
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Cardiovascular system and the blood |
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Nervous system |
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Reproductive systems |
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Ergonomics |
Possible courses for integration: Design, Seminar
Case studies and examples: None were included in this module.