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Dust particles below
5
microns in diameter are called _____
respirable
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Pnuemonic anthrax is caused by ____
inhalation of
wool
dust containing the
spores
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________ which causes X-ray opacities (nodulation) without symptoms or disability is caused by inhalation of iron, barium and tin dust
Benign pneumoconiosis
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_____ is caused by prolonged exposure (7-10 years) to cotton dust in the textile industry especially in the ginning, bale opening and carding
byssinosis
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Pneumoconiosis is disabling pulmonary fibrosis that results from inhalation of various types of ________
inorganic dust
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Results from the inhalation of respirable particles of free crystalline silica (SiO)
Silicosis
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Caused by inhalation of asbestos fibres
asbestosis
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Arsenic affects
skin
and
lungs
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Chromium compounds, hexavalents affects _____
lungs
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Lungs and
nasal
sinus?
Nickel
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Polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons affects
skin
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Skin, scrotum, lung, bladder?
coal tar
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Benzol affects
blood
(
leukaemia
)
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B-naphthalamine
bladder
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Ionizing radiation affects ___
skin
,
bone
,
lung
,
blood
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Lungs, pleura, peritoneum
asbestos
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