10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PNEUMONOCONIOSIS»
Discover the use of
pneumonoconiosis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pneumonoconiosis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Report of the Director-General of Public Health
Pneumonoconiosis, type, marked. coal dust coal coal dust dust
Pneumonoconiosis, coal dust type, very early. Bronchitis and pleurisy (chronic)
No pneumonoconiosis. Worked In Australian coal mines for 55 years; at
Newcastle, Gippgland ...
New South Wales. Dept. of Public Health, 1941
2
Final Environmental Impact Statement Supplement for the ...
When these small particles are retained in the gas-exchanging sacs of the lungs,
they cause pneumonoconiosis. Coal workers' pneumonoconiosis is defined as a
chronic dust disease of the lung arising out of employment in an underground ...
United States. Bureau of Land Management. Division of EIS Services, Federal Coal Management Program (U.S.), 1985
3
Handbook of labor statistics
Other fatal cases in which the cause was not so clear-cut or which were disputed
by the insurance company were a case of pneumonoconiosis occurring in the
granite-cutting industry ; a case of pulmonary tuberculosis, this worker also
having ...
United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1936
4
Black Lung: Anatomy of a Public Health Disaster
Eugene P. Pendergrass, “Some Considerations Concerning the Roentgen
Diagnosis of Pneumoconiosis and Silicosis,” American Journal of Roentgenology
and Radium Therapy 48 (1942): 571–94; William S.McCann, “Pneumonoconiosis
,” ...
5
Environmental Toxicology: Biological and Health Effects of ...
Mining, metal grinding, and sand blasting have been shown to cause
pneumonoconiosis, a disease of the lung caused by habitual inhalation of irritant
mineral or metallic particles. The disease is characterized by fibrous
degeneration known ...
Ming-Ho Yu, Humio Tsunoda, 2004
6
Extending the Linear Model with R: Generalized Linear, Mixed ...
The pneumo data gives the number of coal miners classified by radiological
examination into one of three categories of pneumonoconiosis and by the
number of years spent working at the coal face divided into eight categories. (a)
Treating ...
7
Blackwell's Nursing Dictionary
PNEUMONOCONIOSIS. conization (kon-i-za' -shun): Removal of a cone-shaped
part of the cervix by the knife or cautery. conjoint (kon-joynt'): 1. Joined together. 2
. Relating to two things that are done together. conjugal (kon' -ju-gal): Relating ...
Dawn Freshwater, Sian Masiln-Prothero, 2013
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Transactions: Annual Safety Congress
When we think of this classification, we undoubtedly think of some type of
pneumonoconiosis. However, 1 believe we must not base our conception of
dusts on this basis, but assume that all dusts are detrimental to the human system
as a ...
National Safety Council, National Safety Congress, 1939
PNEUMONOCONIOSIS is a lung disease due to inhalation of minute particles
and characterized pathologically by fibroid induration and pigmentation.
Although it has been known for many years (Ramazzini, 1703) that dust
inhalation incident ...
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Transactions - National Safety Congress
However, it is not so constant. In the last stages of the disease you will get loss of
weight. In the early stages there is apparently no effect on the weight. The
respiratory and pulse rate is decidedly increased in pneumonoconiosis by
exercise.
National Safety Council, 1927
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PNEUMONOCONIOSIS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pneumonoconiosis is used in the context of the following news items.
Fading Embers in China's Coal Industry
Coal miners themselves frequently suffer from pneumonoconiosis, or black lung disease, due to inhalation of coal matter. The transition to a ... «The Diplomat, Feb 15»
Coal Miners Suffer More from Lung Disease Than Accidents
It does not come as a surprise that pneumonoconiosis or "black lung disease" is prevalent in China. The nation is the world's major consumer, ... «Yibada, Feb 15»
Study coughs up dangerous reality for the unorganised
They are also susceptible to pneumonoconiosis (restrictive disease caused by dust inhalation) and bronchitis. "Moreover, crushing plants ... «Pune Mirror, Jan 15»
HOMESTAKE'S LEGACY - Part 2
... silicosis, cor pulmonale, and in rare cases, a chronic lung disease from metallic particles called pneumonoconiosis. For those who worked in ... «Cibola County Beacon, Dec 12»
After 28 years in North Korean camp, survivor speaks out
Kim said most young men assigned to the mines died before aged 30 from pneumonoconiosis, a chronic respiratory disease, and only seven ... «Inquirer.net, Jun 12»
