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Title: Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene 6th Edition


1
Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene6th Edition
  • Part III Recognition of Hazards
  • Chapter 6
  • Industrial Toxicology
  • Compiled by Allen Sullivan,
  • Assistant Professor, Safety and Health
    ManagementCentral Washington University

2
Definitions
  • Definitions
  • toxic effect
  • toxicity
  • dose
  • hazard
  • route of entry (inhalation, dermal, ingestion)
  • quantity of exposure (amount and duration)
  • characteristics of substance (physical state,
    size, pH)
  • physiological state (state of health,
    pre-existing conditions)
  • environmental variables (presence of other
    substances)

3
Route of Entry
  • Inhalation
  • upper respiratory tract
  • lower respiratory tract
  • Skin Absorption
  • skin thickness
  • temperature
  • perspiration
  • Ingestion
  • Injection

4
DoseResponse Relationship
  • Dose C ? T K
  • concentration (C)
  • time duration (T)
  • constant (K)
  • Response
  • threshold concept
  • potency
  • toxicity
  • cumulative effects
  • exposure thresholds
  • NOAEL (No Observable Adverse Effect Level)
  • LOAEL (Lowest Observed Adverse Effect Level)

5
Lethal Dose (LD)
  • Lethal Dose
  • bell-shaped Curve
  • LD50
  • LD0
  • LD100
  • usually mg/kg
  • Lethal Concentration (LC)
  • airborne
  • usually mg/m3 or ppm
  • Evaluation

6
Timing Exposure and Effect
  • Acute Effects and Acute Exposures
  • rapid onset
  • short duration
  • rapid absorption
  • Chronic Effects and Chronic Exposures
  • slow to develop
  • long duration and/or frequent recurrence

7
Airborne Contaminant Exposure
  • Irritants
  • primary irritant
  • secondary irritant
  • Allergens
  • hypersensitivity v. hypersusceptibility
  • Systemic Toxins
  • Asphyxiants
  • simple asphyxiants
  • chemical asphyxiants

8
Airborne Contaminant Exposure (cont.)
  • Organ-Specific Effects
  • central nervous system depressants
  • cardiac sensitization
  • neurotoxic effects
  • pulmonary effects
  • particulates not otherwise specified (PNOS)
  • heavy metals
  • carcinogenesis
  • carcinogen
  • carcinogenic potential

9
Airborne Contaminant Exposure (cont.)
  • mutagenesis
  • reproductive toxicity
  • teratogenesis
  • pregnant women in the workplace

10
Basis for Workplace Standards
  • Chemical Analogy
  • Animal Experimentation
  • exposure standards
  • screening procedures
  • problem areas
  • In-vitro Testing
  • Human Epidemiological Studies
  • descriptive studies
  • retrospective studies
  • prospective studies

11
Federal Regulations
  • Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970
    (OSHAct)
  • right-to-know regulation
  • permissible exposure limits (PELs)
  • toxic substances list
  • Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976 (TSCA)
  • NIOSH Standards
  • criteria documents
  • recommended exposure levels (RELs)
  • current intelligence bulletins (CIBs)
  • OSHA Standards

12
American Conference of Governmental Industrial
Hygienists (ACGIH)
  • Threshold Limit Values (TLV)
  • limitations of TLVs (OELs)
  • time-weighted average
  • ceiling values
  • STELs
  • mixtures
  • antagonistic
  • potentiation (synergistic)
  • carcinogens (carcinogenic potential)
  • physical factors (judgment)
  • unlisted substances
  • Selection of TLVs (OELs)

13
Biological Testing
  • Biological Testing
  • biological analysis
  • body burden
  • amount in circulation
  • amount excreted
  • benefits of biological analysis over air sampling
  • types of biological analyses
  • unchanged substances
  • metabolites
  • levels of naturally occurring substances
  • urine, blood, and breath analyses
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