Titlebook: Assessment of Toxic Agents at the Workplace; Roles of Ambient and A. Berlin,R. E. Yodaiken,B. A. Henman Book 1984 ECSC, EEC, EAEC, Brussels

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Probenahme, Spurensicherung und Asservierungent and the method to be used. Each of these aspects is examined within the paper and proceduresare set out. Examples are given of the pattern of vinyl chloride concentration at a workplace over a varietyof periods and its relevance to the Ee Directive on vinyl chloride.

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Terminologie der Verletzungsbeschreibunging and the evaluation of total and respirable dust. The acceptance of personal samplers worn by individual workers and their role, as well as that of area samples, is now well understood. The availability of personal samplers specific to chemical agents is limited and requires vigorous development.

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Probenahme, Spurensicherung und Asservierungng with a view to detecting changes in the health status of populations and their environment; the first requires planning and standardisation and the second analysis and evaluation..The purpose of monitoring overall is to assess recognised occupational health risks and to evaluate their control; of

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Terminologie der Verletzungsbeschreibung. This paper presents new definitions of AM and BflLwhich should more clearly define the various concepts and help to distingui sh them from HS. It also presents a short review of the attitude of national authorities of the countries of the European Community to biological monitoring and discusses p

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Wundheilung/Wundaltersschätzunghese techniques be applied wherever carbon monoxide exposure is likely to be frequent in the work place. The relative merits of area, personal, and individual biological monitoring of exposure are discussed. While continuously recording area monitors and portable or personal samplers are useful, sup

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K. Rötzscher,W. Pilz,T. Solheimst in the case of the occupationally exposed person. It is efficiently retained in the organism, the liver and kidney being the two main sites of deposition; in man, the biological half-life has been estimated to exceed ten years. Prevention of the acute toxic effects of cadmium can only be brought

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50273-6onditions, and genetic factors. In order to safeguard workers’ health, ambient monitoring of toxic agents must oftimes be supplemented by biological monitoring. To illustrate the current status of biological monitoring of toxic inorganic agents, carbon monoxide and cadmium are discussed as reference

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