Textbook of Clinical Occupational and Environmental Medicine > Occupation Medicine

Comprehensive and meticulously updated throughout, this new edition makes it easy to detect, diagnose, and treat the full spectrum of problems caused by occupational or environmental factors, including physical, chemical, and biologic agents. An international cast of experts offers in-depth, authoritative guidance on clinical problems as well as the legal and regulatory issues impacting the practice of occupational and environmental medicine today. And, a user-friendly chapter layout and organization makes reference a snap.
Features new chapters covering emerging technologies * healthcare workers * service workers * psycho-social stressors * and more.
Presents expanded material on environmental medicine.
Discusses the hottest topics in the field, including food and water risks * endocrine disruption * genetically modified organisms * and microbial invaders such as SARS.
Includes updated sources and references that provide instant access to additional information on almost every conceivable topic.

Section 1: Principles and Practice
1 Introduction to Occupational and Environmental Medicine
2 Occupational and Environmental Medicine: The Historical Perspective
3 Approach to the Patient
4 Principles of Industrial Hygiene
4.1 Occupational Hygiene
4.2 Surveillance for Occupational Hazards and Disease
5 Toxicology
6 Epidemiology
7 Biological Markers in Occupational and Environmental Medicine
Impairment and Disability
9 Social Issues in the Practice of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
10 Susceptible Populations
11 International Issues
Section 2: Work Sectors and Special Populations
12 Agricultural Workers
13 Mining
14 Construction Industry Hazards
15 Service and Office Workers
16 Manufacturing Sector
17 Occupational Medicine in the Healthcare Industry
18.1 Emerging Technologies
18.2 Occupational Health of Police and Firefighters
Section 3: Occupational Diseases and Injuries
19. Diseases of the Lung and Pleura
19.1 Approach to the patient / diagnostic procedures
19.2 Occupational Asthma
19.3 Byssinosis and Other Textile Dust-Related Lung Diseases
19.4 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Chronic Bronchitis
19.5 Acute Inhalational Injury
19.6 Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis
19.7 Chronic Beryllium Disease and Cobalt-Related Interstitial Lung Disease
19.8 Asbestos-Related Disease
19.9 Silicosis
19.10 Respiratory Diseases of Coal Miners
19.11 Other Pneumoconioses
20 Disorders of the Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
20.1 Ophthalmologic Disorders
20.2 Occupational hearing loss
20.3 Upper Airway Disorders
21 Disorders of the Blood and Blood-Forming Organs
22 Occupational Infectious Diseases
23 Musculoskeletal Disorders
23.1 Overall Approach to Managing Musculoskeletal Disorders
23.2 Neck and Shoulder Disorders
23.3 Upper Extremity Disorders
23.4 Back and Lower Extremity Disorders
23.5 Systemic Rheumatologic Disorders
24 Cardiovascular Disorders
25 Renal and Bladder Disorders
26 Gastrointestinal Disorders
26.1 Disorders of the Gut and Pancreas
27 Endocrine and Reproductive Disorders
27.1 Endocrine Disorders
27.2 Disorders of Reproduction and Development
28 Neurologic and Psychiatric Disorders
28.1 Central Nervous System Diseases
28.2 Disorders of the Peripheral Nervous System
28.3 Psychosocial Stressors and Psychiatric Disorders in the Work Place
29 Dermatologic Diseases
29.1 Contact Dermatitis
29.2 Other Dermatoses
30 Cancer
30.1 Malignancies of the Respiratory Tract and Pleura
30.2 Lymphohematopoietic Malignancies
30.3 Bladder Cancer
30.4 Renal Cancer
30.5 Cancer of the Liver and Gastrointestinal Tract
30.6 Thyroid Neoplasia
30.7 Cancer of the Reproductive Organs
30.8 Brain Neoplasms
30.9 Skin Cancers
31 Traumatic Injuries
Section 4: Hazards in the Workplace and the Environment
32 Mechanical Stressors
33 Radiation
33.1 Ionizing Radiation
33.2 Nonionizing Radiation
34 Thermal Stressors
35 Noise
36 Baromedicine
37 Biologic Factors
37.1 Animal Exposures
37.2 Plant and Vegetable Exposures
38 Psychophysiologic Stressors and Work Organization
39 Metals and Related Compounds
39.1 Aluminium
39.2 Arsenic
39.3 Beryllium and Cobalt
39.4 Cadmium
39.5 Chromium
39.6 Nickel
39.7 Fluorine and Related Compounds
39.8 Lead
39.9 Mercury
39.10 Other Metals
40 Organic Solvents and Related Compounds
41 Chemicals in the Plastics, Synthetic Textiles, and Rubber Industries
42 Organic Nitrogen Compounds
43 Metal Working Fluids
44 Oils and Petroleum Derivatives: Hydrocarbons, Cracked Oils, etc.
45 Persistent Organic Pollutants
46 Mineral Dusts
47 Toxic Gases
48 Pesticides and Related Compounds
49 Low-Level Environmental Exposures
50 Exposures in Indoor Air
51 Exposures in Outdoor Air
52 Hazardous Waste
52.1 Occupational Issues in Hazardous Waste Workers
52.2 Community Hazardous Exposures
53 Food
54 Water
Section 5: Policy, Regulation and Control
55 Codes of Ethics, Confidentiality
56 Occupational and Environmental Legislation, Regulation, and Litigation in the US
57 Legal and Regulatory Issues in the Workplace
57.1 Government Agencies / Statutes / Legis
57.2 Environmental Justice
58 Integrating Clinical Care with Prevention
59 Communication and Assessment of Risk

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