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Cough (pediatrics) (category Occupational Medicine)
Cough is a repeated violent loud exhalation maneuver aimed at clearing the airways or eliminating their irritation. Together with other defensive and protective

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Carpal tunnel syndrome (category Occupational Medicine)
the most common mononeuropathy and at the same time the most common occupational disease. The main risk factors include long-term, excessive and unilateral

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Silicosis (category Occupational medicine)
Silicosis in lung damage (mostly occupational) caused by inhalation of inorganic material – in this case fibrogenic particles of silicone dioxide SiO2

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Pneumoconiosis (redirect from Occupational pneumoconiosis) (category Occupational medicine)
Pneumoconiosis is a group of occupational diseases caused by long-term inhalation of air containing specific inorganic particles. The basis of lung changes

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Alcohol intoxication (category Occupational medicine)
Alcohol toxicity: Alcohol toxicity 2: Find more details on: Abusus of alcohol, Ethanol. A colorless syrupy liquid with a sweet taste and is used to make

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Paracetamol intoxication (category Occupational medicine)
Paracetamol is one of the most widely used analgesics - antipyretics ( Paralen® ). The acetanilide derivative contained in paracetamol is biotransformed

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Interstitial lung processes (category Occupational medicine) (section Occupational pneumoconiosis)
Internal Medicine. 2nd edition. Prague: Galén, 2007. ISBN 978-80-7262-496-6 . TUČEK, Milan, Miroslav CIKRT and Daniela PELCLOVÁ. Occupational Medicine for

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Intoxication by mercury and its compounds (category Occupational medicine)
usually obvious, alimentary salt poisoning is rather suicide , chronic occupational poisonings are a rarity today . Alkyl compounds (methyl and ethyl mercury):

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Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (category Occupational medicine)
an anti-coagulant agent in clinical biochemistry. It is also used as a medicine for lead and other metal poisoning . ws:Kyselina ethylendiaminotetraoctová

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Benzodiazepine intoxication (category Occupational medicine)
Materials [online]. [cit. 2010-02-24]. <http://jirben.wz.cz>. PELCLOVÁ, Daniela. Occupational diseases and intoxication. 2. edition. Prague : Karolinum, 2006. 207 pp

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Arsenic (category Occupational medicine)
the Marsh-Liebig test for the determination of As compounds in forensic medicine. Arsenides are compounds of arsenic with metals. They react with acids

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Antidepressant intoxication (category Occupational medicine)
Materials [online]. [cit. 2010-02-24]. <http://jirben.wz.cz>. PELCLOVÁ, Daniela. Occupational diseases and intoxication. 2. edition. Prague : Karolinum, 2006. 207 pp

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Asbestos (category Occupational medicine)
Asbestos, or in Czech osinek, is a crystalline form of magnesium silicate (MgSiO3). It was formerly used extensively in fire partitions of various buildings

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Deterministic effects of ionizing radiation (category Occupational Medicine)
978-8087343-54-8. SMEDLEY, Julia – DICK, Finlay – SADHRA, Steven. Oxford Handbook of Occupational Health. - edition. OUP Oxford, 2013. 915 pp. ISBN 9780199651627.

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Ionizing Radiation (category Occupational Medicine)
Ionizing radiation is a term used for radiation whose quanta have energy to directly or indirectly ionize (one or more electrons are released from the

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Upper thoracic aperture syndrome (category Occupational medicine)
Upper thoracic outlet syndrome ( TOS = Thoracic outlet syndrome ) occurs when the subclavian vein and artery + brachial plexus is intermittently compressed

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Hygiene
founder of Czech occupational medicine, he built the first Clinic for Occupational Diseases and the first Institute of Occupational Medicine in the Czechoslovak

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Stochastic effects of ionizing radiation (category Occupational Medicine)
Stochastic effects of ionizing radiation are such effects that we do not know with certainty that they will manifest themselves after exposure, they manifest

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Angler pneumoconiosis (category Occupational medicine)
Coal pneumoconiosis is an occupational disease caused by long-term exposure to coal dust, which may contain various (usually not very significant) admixtures

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Finger plethysmograph (category Occupational medicine)
as well as to determine blood flow, and heart rate. It is used in occupational medicine, angiology, neurology, and laboratories of medical institutes. Patients

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