it is about occupational diseases and their management
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Occupational health hazards Rajeshwar reddy intern
DEFINITION CONTENTS
According to WHO & ILO “ The promotion and maintenance of the highest degree of physical, mental and social well-being of workers in all occupations – total health of all at work ” DEFINITION
RISK - the chance or probability that a person will be harmed or experience an adverse health effect if exposed to a hazard. HAZARD - any source of potential damage, harm or adverse health effects on something or someone under certain conditions at work .
Bacterial- leptospirosis,anthhrax,tuberculosis & tetanus. Viral- encephalitis & hepatitis A & E Parasitic- schistosomiasis & hydatidosis .
Machines and moving parts leads to accidents in the industries. MECHANICAL HAZARDS
Stress , aggressiveness , lack of job satisfaction , insecurity , poor human relations undermines both physical and mental health of the workers. PSYCHOSOCIAL HAZARDS
Occurance – mining ,pottery ,ceramic , metal grinding , iron & steel industry. Pathology-nodular fibrosis ranging from 3-4 mm mainly in the upper lobes. C/F-irritant cough ,dyspnea , chest pain & decreased lung capacity . SILICOSIS:
Occurrence-coal mines Pathology-fibrosis of the lung C/F-respiratory disability and ventilatory impairment ANTHRACOSIS:
Occurrence-spinning mills and textile industry. Pathology-chronic bronchitis and empysema . C/F- chronic cough and dyspnea BYSSANOSIS:
Occurrence-sugar cane industry . Organism- themoactinomycetes sachari Pathology-acute bronchiolitis& fibrosis of the lung. C/F- hemoptysis,cough and breathlessness. BAGGASOSIS:
Occrence -cement factories, fireproofs,break lining and roof tiling. Pathology-pulmonary fibrosis,carcinoma of bronchus and mesothelioma of lung. C/F-cough and dyspnea., sputum shows asbestos bodies. ASBESTOSIS:
Occure due to inhalation of hay or grain dust. Organism- micropolyspora faeni C/F-pulmonary fibrosis and cor pulmonale . FARMER’S LUNG DISEASE:
Occurrence-battery industries,ship building,printing & potteries,rubber industry & automobiles. Mode of absorption-inhalation ingesion absorption through skin C/F-abdominal colic,anemia,basophilic stipulation,blue line on gums,mental confusion and delirium. Diagnosis- coproporphyrin & aminolevulinic acid in urine and lead level in blood& urine. LEAD POISONING:
SKIN CANCER LUNG CANCER BLADDER CANCER LEUKEMIA OCCUPATIONAL CANCERS:
Human factors- age sex time experience psychological factors Environmental factors-noise poor illumination unsafe machines ACCIDENTS IN INDUSTRIES
PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES
1.PRE-PLACEMENT EXAMINATION 2.PERIODICAL EXAMINATION 3.MEDICAL AND HEALTH CARE SERVICES 4.NOTIFICATION 5.MAINTENANCE & ANALYSIS OF RECORDS 6.HEALTH EDUCATION & COUNSELLING MEDICAL MEASURES:
1.DESIGN OF BUILDING 2.GOOD HOUSE-KEEPING 3.GOOD VENTILATION 4.SUBSTITUTION 5.ISOLATION 6.LOCAL EXAUST VENTILATION 7.CONTROL OF DUSTS 8 .PROTECTIVE DEVICES ENGINEERING MEASURES:
Factories act(1948): Health,safety,welfare Employment of young Hours of work Leave with wages Notifible diseases Employment in hazardous area LEGISLATION: