ABBREVIATIONS
PREFACE
SECTION 1. GENERAL QUESTIONS OF THE OCCUPATIONAL PATHOLOGY; OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES CAUSED BY EXPOSURE TO INDUSTRIAL AEROSOLS, PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL FACTORS
Chapter 1. PECULIARITIES OF THE DIAGNOSIS OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES; OCCUPATIONAL PATHOLOGY CAUSED BY INDUSTRIAL AEROSOLS
1.1. General issues of the occupational pathology
1.1.1. Introduction to the subject of the occupational diseases
1.1.2. The history of the occupational pathology
1.1.3. Peculiarities of the occupational diseases diagnosis
1.1.4. Preliminary and periodic medical check-ups of industrial and agricultural workers
1.2. Pneumoconiosis
1.2.1. Pathophysiology of the respiratory diseases caused by dust
1.2.2. General information about pneumoconioses
1.2.3. Silicosis
1.2.4. Silicatosis
1.2.5. Carboconiosis
1.2.6. Metalloconiosis
1.2.7. The hypersensitivity pneumonitis
1.3.Chronic bronchitis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease caused by dust
1.3.1. The chronic bronchitis caused by dust
1.3.2. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease caused by dust
Self-assessment — Chapter 1
Self-assessment keys — Chapter 1
Chapter 2. DISEASES CAUSED BY PHYSICAL FACTORS AND OVEREXERTION OF SEPARATE ORGANS AND SYSTEMS
2.1. Vibration disease and sensorineural hearing loss. Altitude and decompression diseases
2.1.1. The vibration disease
2.1.2. Sensorineural hearing loss (cochlear neuritis)
2.1.3. The altitude disease
2.1.4. Caisson (decompression) disease
2.2. Occupational diseases caused by electromagnetic radiation, ultrasound, and unfavorable factors of industrial microclimate
2.1.1. Occupational diseases caused by electromagnetic radiation
2.1.2. Occupational diseases caused by laser radiation
2.1.3. Occupational diseases caused by ultrasound
2.1.4. Disorder caused by unfavorable factors of industrial microclimate
2.3. Occupational diseases caused by overstraining of separate organs and systems
2.3.1. Occupational dyskinesia or coordination neurosis
2.3.2. Diseases of the peripheral nervous system
2.3.3. Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue
Self-assessment — Chapter 2
Self-assessment keys — Chapter 2
Chapter 3. DISEASES CAUSED BY CHEMICAL FACTORS WITH PREDOMINANT AFFECTION OF THE BLOOD SYSTEM
3.1. Occupational intoxication with aromatic hydrocarbons (benzol compounds)
3.2. Occupational intoxication with amino-, nitrocompounds of benzol, carbon monoxide
3.2.1. Occupational intoxication with amino-, nitrocompounds of aromatic hydrocarbons (benzol)
3.3. Occupational intoxication with carbon monoxide (T58)
3.4. Occupational intoxications with lead, arsenic hydride
3.4.1. Occupational intoxication with lead
3.4.2. Occupational intoxication with arsenic hydride
Self-assessment — Chapter 3
Self-assessment keys — Chapter 3
Chapter 4. DISEASES CAUSED BY CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES WITH PREDOMINANT AFFECTION OF RESPIRATORY, HEPATO-BILIARY, URINARY SYSTEM, AND INFLUENCE OF AGRICULTURAL POISONS
4.1. Occupational respiratory diseases of toxicochemical origin
4.1.1. The acute toxic affections of the respiratory system
4.1.2. The chronic toxic diseases of the respiratory system
4.2. Occupational toxic hepatitis and toxic nephropathy
4.2.1. Occupational toxic hepatitis
4.2.2. Occupational toxic nephropathy
4.3. Occupational intoxication with chemical pesticides
4.3.1. Intoxication with organophosphorous compounds
4.3.2. Intoxication with organochlorine compounds
4.3.3. Intoxication with organomercuric compounds
4.3.4. Intoxication with carbamates
4.3.5. Intoxication with arsenic compounds
4.3.6. Intoxication with pyrethtroids
Self-assessment — Chapter 4
Self-assessment keys — Chapter 4
Chapter 5. DISEASES CAUSED BY CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES WITH PREDOMINANT AFFECTION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, INFLUENCE OF ALLERGENIC AND ONCOGENIC OCCUPATIONAL FACTORS
5.1. Occupational neurotoxicosis
5.1.1. Manganese intoxication
5.1.2. Mercury intoxication
5.1.3. Carbon disulfide intoxication
5.1.4. Tetraethyl l