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..vi-.ry, 1043 Industrial Hygiene Foundation, 4400 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. I1IDSX INDUSTRIAL KTGIUV DIGEST 1942 Absenteeism 430-431-1133-1135 reduction of statistics 823 1047 Acrylic plastics manufacture 784 Acrylonitrile 131 Air analysis acrolein 1159 acetylene 401-1024 AFrft methods 548 arsine k phosphine 783 bacteriological 100-107 benzene 101 benzene k toluene 660 benzene signaling apparatus 673 carbon disulfide 110 carbon monoxide 103-201-549-1163 carbon tetrachloride 108 chloroform 108 dichlorethane 104 dust countijSg 671 dust dispersion 776 dust measurement 775 electrical method for traces 1161 formaldehyde 200 gases and vapors 674 .lass konimeter 913 hycregen sulfide 110 load, cadmium, zinc 769 i-inanc 778 CdlOSOlve 1152 t-kal one 105 r.itrorcn oxides 109-1031 Air analysis (cont'd) organic compounds pyridine radon standard methods sulfur dioxide sulfur monochloride thoron toluene ` ultraviolet light instrument unsaturated hydrocarbons x-ray diffraction Air borne infection control of Air conditioning blackout plants chemistry laboratory in crane cabs in mines Airflow measurement 768-1027 Air travel ' medical problems Algae toxicity Allergy -- iodine respiratory Aluminum inhalation Aminoacetic acid effects on capacity 102 106 669 767 294 1157 774 205 1154 463 912 938 933 468 207 208 457 1123 755 315 176 319 004001 ,no compounds ;t,ic t .xicity 196 ivr.is 'r.binony cc bismuth 1153 arsenic 664-666 bismuth 731 carbon monoxide in blood 1162 ch-.-.icals, explosive 461 cobalt 670 echanol 920 fluorine 394-771 glycerol 919 heavy metals' in foods 1023 load 95-97-99 -402-403 mercury 99 in foods 923 293 pontachioro pheno1 667 phenol in the tissues 662 pheaothiazine 918 phosphorus 922 propylene glycol 206 quartz (silica) 291- 398-1030 selenium in foods 926 silicon 780 trace elements in foods 1023 trinitrotoluene 204 cmi a toxic tests for 1007 otuosia overdose in 968 ilinc oil poisoning ,, oxia ic h altitude flying r-.cv;sis j i.'m.k.nt ...... . - '-iir-410 brush \orkers 51 728 100 6 24-33 533 . 690 Antiseptics toxicity 747 Aphonia in telephone operators 420 Arsenic industrial deposition in urine poisoning in vine growers vitamin C therapy 1118 741 1119 736 Arsine 184 Arthritis compressed air workers skin burn 459 637 Asbestos effect on animal tissues 834 Asbestosis 366 Aspergillosis pulmonary 360 Atmospheric pollution industrial 943 Aviation, medicine developments extreme temperatures industrial hygiene military aviation occupational hazards problems 535 963 536 537 453 763 Barium carbonate 28 Basic proteins toxicity 890 Benzene (benzol) 44-385-386 and hypoviteminosis aplastic anemia legislation poisoning 'safe use of urine sulfate test 190 195 623 622-624 1005 1156 I ox 3. Bonooic acid toxicity 660 Beryllium oxide poisoning toxicity 745 514 Bismuth lung dusting experiments 443 i-.r.o and joint occupational disease 426 Bronchial asthma occurrence 649 Bums therapy 217-219-421-973 1140-1141-1142-1143 Cndmim 1034 chronic toxicity hazard poisening .protection 843 849 449- 617-S45 684 Calcium cyonamide poisoning toxicity . 851 748 actinic and arsenic 871 :nino derivative 173 arsenic coestos benuidene c :roou iiwnpxide c-rcmogcnic agent 178 132 729 532 653-654-055-758-880-881 chemical agents 872 chromate industry 520 experimental 656 fuel oil distillates 528 1 d treatment 1110 tr itc uerkers ,-tch 1112 1111 ' cuts 1014 - r 54-74-82-C52 '* t i c 81 ` - :"lv.;nt '- t chin 454 Carbon dioxide 405 fatality in grain bins a4 1103 Carbon disulfide in body fluids 113 mental symptoms of poisoning 529 poisoning 191-284 therapy 732 Carbon monoxide agglutinin studies 722 clinical study - Holland Tunnel 1102 compressors 643 effects 273-274 on ear 721 in asphyxia 187 in mines 370 in tunnel 368 poisoning 720 rotention 89 6 Carbon tetrachloride 32-59 effect of vitamin A fatality hormonal reactions liver injury in rats poisoning safety limit sulfonamide protection 381 625 626 895 453-517 1087 404 Cement industry morbidity & mortality 588 Cetylpyridinum chloride toxicity 863 Cetyltrimethylaramonium bromide 865 ClfLorinotcd hydrocarbons occupational diseases 1012 poisoning 631-750 toxicity 281-650-852-885 Chlorinated naphthalene poisoning 861 Chloroform toxicity to rabbits 1090 00400 I - lex 4. .- roni trobensMpf ultraviolet jgdtation therapy 640 f -...Iorzulplwnic acid t ..ideology 1C93 ' ni uin injuries ulcerations 619 194 ; lining ventilation of hazards 1033 C^alt poisoning Chlorineter portable J.. pressed air occupational diseases C.^ cor ac a food contaminant ' poisoning Cornea injury S77 C.;tton industry health workers Orusu examination and the physician hotting oil 241 /*% vy^nogen poisoning y-'-:'.'';:ydrin * .vicity 616 395 459 1121 612 1132 1053 38 1092 : -w-yl vinyl ether .;7y ' 'iron workers * - findings in 869 ' 1 v.-rvico --'trial 414-415--949-950 Dennatitis adhesive tape 907 air conditioning workers 900 alkali 525 calcium cyanrmid 117 carbitol solvent 454 cleaning compounds 119 contact 306 control 413 creosote 9C8 cutting oil 85 cyanide 3S3 dentures 905 diagnosis 435-523 dic-a-doo 80 dyes 635 ear phene 903 elastiglass 591 emetine hydrochloride 522 from respirator 634-901 imitation leather 904 mango 392 nail lacquer 83-910 occupational 94 oil 909 organic liquids 656 parsley 593 plastics 389 skin tests 140-424 solvent 337 synthetic resin 524 tanning industry .753 textiles 760 wood - 911 zinc 754 Dennatoses bakers* eczema common fat metabolism histamine . occupational phanerogamous plants pH of the skin skin penetration vitamin deficiencies 756 243 1124 757 658-639 Z7 1123 750 526 Derris chronic toxicity 642 Dichlorethcno toxicity and control 663 GO 4.0 0 4 :V -- w hlorcbonzene r ,*> .* i-rv.icthyl sulfone ,, :iv;lory ..vier*e sulfide -::! city . ' : vlit" - , . mi sal 1091 731 147 CO *i i nuusirial general pulmonary miners* v.onen - .-upitional control neural component revi ov; S-.voden 37 20 267 48 1125 1166-1170 650- 651 810 . 648 .. imvcttnts .',-113-122-124-126*::v-ir,3-l29-l30 n vaporizer 681 .. i:.Section . masks . :,e.lo .... -voron peroxide :* .ir - cat * '-rnviolet light 559 557 937 557 556 1035 hmds *if;n for boilers 5 * r rents * * ' ity ,r- r 1168 192 ,, , --- 0-297-293-500-470- - '\;?-'j:5c-io38-1059 :*.i f:%T, 927-1040 --t industry 'ic industry 470 330-328 ' ' -try s. a dust 675 790-791 053-1165 ' u -uctry 003-054 lust (cont'd) cotton 266 counts 269-397-1032-1164 determinations 672 - disease 22 Hus s i a 837 dispersability 584 experiments 19 lung 443 explosions coal 585 sine 58 6 fractionation 462 flour Sc grain asthma 332 measurement flues 1026 particle size determination 292-1160 protection 464 rouge 31 toxicity 668 tumors, lung 270 x-ray study of 770 Dyeing industry 878 Dyes sensitivity 112 Electroplating hazards 49 Engineering control dusts, fumes Sc gases 940 Epidermophytia 76 Epithelioma treatment 948 Equipment protective 303 Erythema nodosum end occupation 759 Ethanol effect on vision 1098 fatigue 765 toxic effects at hign t ompercturos t 530 0 n ;i n n ex - 6. Ihhyl other toxicity -v ` Etr.vlene dichlorjfile 653 1094 7.14 creatine electrolytes riueemia 6c ketonemia lipidos morphology Ethyl mercaptan ignition Examination physical cardiovascular civil service . periodic use of x-rays value pre-employment periodic garment v/orkers Exhaust ventilation fan design paint shop' Explosions 393-1016-1017-1019 calcium hydroxide control in paint industry dust Explosivos buceous products safe handling' of sheathed i ' * <' xaxards mercury vapor lamps injuries m.xlia.al service ; :v-tcCtion metal goggle . i. :'-:.:try 716 718 717 715 719 1000 1149 413 312 416 1043 311 133 956 685 787 749 1169 840 983 944 839 226 455 323 331 939 1049 Fatigue a survey chronic drivers gas masks industrial pervitin study salt water balance vitamin B complex 689 35 766 471 218- 4 60-1148 395 960 952 Fcrro-mcngunese crushing hazards 1114 "Fiberglas" 180 Fire end explosion 1018 hazards 931 Fire hazards 393 control of oil fires electric shock light metals power plants protection 797 1008 1122 1015 679-932 First-aid 324 Fluid-friction graphical solution 1167 Fluorine dental caries 541 -879-388 effect of calcium intake 1097 gases control of 795 in dicalcium phosphate 1095 in teeth and bones 782 in waste gases 724 metabolism 364 normal balance 994 osteopathy poisoning 290 041 antidotes 519 in cattle 99 6 retention u elimination 9? Fluoroscopy siYect on eyes -70. Folliculitis brass workers oils 7:1 750 n n ' f: n y la-ex - 7 formaldehyde a - foundry industry cede of practice ir.culd cleaning fur v;orkers 2 469 552 c;> C1 exhaust diesel 275-276 gangrene from magnesium 1113 mask testing 400 occupational diseases from 1011 war 37 Gasoline 36 intoxication in the lungs 450 892 Glycol toxicities 516 Granite workers 136 Hand cleansers solvents 899 Handicapped employment of 141 Hazardous occupations 957 Health fuel rationing 1137 hazards 889 refrigerants 891 industrial 144-1150-1151 agencies 565 clothing 82 education 466 educational needs <. xocutivcc fvdo-vii coverage in Britain in Canada 803 479 564 563 566 Health (ccnt'd) industrial (cont'd) in v;artime 136 labor dept., role of 146 maintenance 439 ' management's obligation 1131 morbidity 4S2 program 39-48-137--138-139 Dept. of Labor 545 report 230-232 symposium 143 women 539 personnel needs 802 war workers 1134 workers and production 9a Hearing conservation noise, and occupational deafness standards . 321 322 63 320 Heat disease pyrexia treatment sickness solar radiation 179 965 1051 473 Hemoglobin photoelectric analysis 1158 Hernia 220 Hours of labor 964 Housekeeping and sanitation good practice 1037 942 Humidity effect 378-406 Hydrocarbons aromatic 725 Hydrofluoric acid 78 on skin 613 Hydrogen chloride inhalation effects poisoning 1068 726 ooion? QX - 8 K\-;..ro~en selenido 371 * . Hv-roger. culfide' 41-734 antidote 608 h'vriene industrial 189-225-299--337-809 in national defense 239 jurisdiction 808 lectures 484 less toxic substitutes 466 medical progress 641 pro gras . 801 progress report 686 snail plants 788 state & local health depts. 583 surveys 1130 war industry 534 -.vartime 1048 Hypertension 419 Illumination production factors 792-793 Impingcr shattering 397 Industrial Code .American Foundrymen's .Assoc. 680 Colorado 835 Now York foundries 677 stone crushing 676 Industrial poiietea 807 Infection device for infecting animals 917 Insecticides spray residue removal 79 6 I r.tcrfcrrr.iotcr 1028-1029 rases effect on cilia 992 Isophorone 283 Isopropyl clcohcl as a germicide 9 69 Labour legislation 967 "Lasters* disease" 359 Lead absorption 592 from shot 1107 and Basedow's disease 737 and porphyrinuria 169-170 anemia 740 azide poisoning 590 blood analysis 550 dental braces 591 distribution in body 518 drinking water 594 effects experimental 279-280 electrochemical analysis 661 immunity protection 596 intoxication 595 in brass foundry 163 in glass plant 171 in printing 357 in urine 228 leucocytes 593 lung experiments 443 multiple sclerosis 448 poisoning 72-278-444 Baltimore 738 from gasoline 1106 hemopoiesis in 1104 industrial exposure 1109 in animals 855 in children 597-993 prevention 1659-1108 treatment of 277-447-947-1147-1138 Leather industry hazards 440 Legal testimony 687 Lcptospiral jaundice epidemiology 456 004003 Inc ox 9. Lewisite and Yperite shin reaction 735 Light metal injuries 600 "Li~uigasM 174 Longevity disabled workers 546 Lymphatics cutaneous phenomena 1127 Lymphogranuloma benigna 30 Magnesium action casting gas gangrene pneumsgranuloma toxicity 598 363 199 599 193 Maintenance hazards S84 Manganese general pneumonia poisoning 73 67-606 607-1115 Mattress industry acute illness 713 Medicine, industrial economic aspects 434 education 335-336-422-431 first aid 223 general . 222-242-310-328-329.-3o0-3c3-o34 history 485 industrial hospital 568 medical department 562 nutrition 483 plant service 475 ; :*-r.run 477-478 -439-951 i -uns 325-332 ` v ; Vi V 427 11 industries 561-804 ' * i.-eny ; vogram 560 " - \ tan . r.ing 286 Mercury control in mining industry fulminate pathology poisoning in mining from plastic paint treatment protection symptomatology vapor effect visible 555 86 604 69 177 185 739-842 683 603 602 991 Mesityl oxide 283 Metal fume fever 601 Methacrylate resins 369 Methane ignition in air 838 Methanol formaldehyde from toxicity 543 1010 Methyl chloride poisoning histology 628 627 Methyl salicylate poisoning 868 Micro-gas analyzer 1022 Microscope electron 111 Mine gases 794 Mine inspections 990 Mining industry coed explosions non-ferrous metals 508 50 7 Morale industrial 1052 g o ; o n I:;icX - 10. .r.'lp.c industrf^.'.j11 h hazard#*!- 83-89- 90-133 ;;r.i:'.r.lcne :.:;.r:lor.es, chlorinated toxicity 197 ;;-.`.i :.r.al defense report oo Neuritis from poisoning occupational 633 632 Nickel and cobalt t ::-:icity 850 Nickel carbonyl pneumonias 605 Nicotine ' inflammable limits 999 Nirht blindness r.ced for tests 970 Ni trcchlorobonzene 53 Nitro compounds aromatic toxicity 196 iUtrocthane 172 Nitrogen oxKMfe ` dangers pulmonary edeba therapy 609-1003 610 451 N. trepiraffins tabolism of 1089 troj'cn 'ii:.i:iation 23 i rial 135-433 -4S7-433 " ir. defense 240 Nutrition 798 industrial workers war workers 1144 945-1145 Nystagmus 221 miner1 s 43-761-376 Onychia solvent 75 Onycholysis in fur workers 77 Oxygen consumption in poisoning lack effects of mask apparatus poisoning 1013 272 472 998 Ozone 91-92-93 P-aiainobenzoic acid toxicity 515 Paint industry hazards multiple sclerosis 334 448 Paraphenylenodi amine 45 Pearl button industry health hazards 446 Phenol in the blood 1155 Phcncthiazino poisoning 8 62 Phenyl t hi o carbani do toxicity 866 Phenyl mercuric cleat 79 Phosgene * 84-374 poisoning and treatzaent 343-344 1146 fi n , n n In:cx - 11. P.:c so horns '$&*. burn: -IPv' treatmentJ|.- detoxification poisoning toxioology 89? 1139 1105 65-66 615 Photographic industry cataract 875 Photolithography hazards in ' 1004 Photosensitization petroleum 282 Physiology of gases 886 Plastics industry hazards 389 Pneumoconiosis APHA report (1S41-4S) bituminous coal coal miners earth colors enamel fulierrs earth miners ' physical type talc industry 832 587 836 645 646 831 511-513 152 442 Poisoning heavy metals 1033 Poisons general 829 Folishing, incandescent protective 723 *' lynjuritis 894 P-lyvinyl alcohol t-xicity 1099 h./rinuria 1poisoning 169-170 ` o-o mcl physiological studies - fr.'cts on oar 42 833 2S9 -- Printing industry poisoning 647 Projection booth fumes 120 Propylene glycol 380 bactericidal action 941 Psychiatry war industry 544 Quartz rate of solution 396 Radioactive compounds handling regulations for 213 1116 Radioactive substances hazards 521 Radium control 665 dials storage 1117 nervous system 620 poisoning 618-846 diagnosis 773 safe handling 302 ventilation requirements 465 Refrigerant hazards 533 Rehabilitation 327 a community program 567 Resins synthetic 57 Respiratory protection approved gas mask general 131 123 214 Resuscitation 142 Roentgen rays (x-rays) alteration in density anemia diffraction photometers 149 227 373 772 ino at,4 12 .;r.t.-on rays (x-rays) (cont 'd) .-fi'cet on hc^yt 870 fAiojure 916 tier. '' *r.uustrial 301 ic r.ium T1 :.ivonic protection 644 rt wave exposure nr? lilica animal experiments experiments 1S3 268 iiicon 2 05 ilicosis end tlie heart 1002 and pneumonia 1086 acidity quotient 777 case report, Nev; Zealand 441 chemical examination 362- 657 control 551 coroner* s problems 356 dressmakers 509 -Vundrymen ' 271 general 21-29-34-779 Incidence 304 in the Gold Coast 1084 lung dust deposits 510 lung function 231 miners 26 metal 198 organic silicon in lung 1025 prevention .. . 467 P.uscia '-^'v 305 systemic 1001 tubcrculosiS^--; 367 .los 1085 : .v-.-r '.xcration 313 : u:: jrption 902 '-in,-; 411-412-398 1. ..aS -' .vnont policy 953 1020 Skin (cont'd) sonsitivity job placement 959 Sodium bicarbonate antidotal effects 640 Sodium cyanide toxicology 853-854 Sound 474 Spark proof floors 1036 Spectrograph 96 Sporotrichosis 288 Statistics analysis 229 morbidity & mortality 145-148 morbidity 233-805 industrial 307--308-309 Steel mill health hazards 361 Streptococci in air 216 Styrene inflammability . 658 Sugar industry hazards 390 Sulfur 27 sulfur dioxide from 733 Sulfur dioxide gastric ulcers 887 Surveys industrial hygiene technic 399-428 Syphilis 134 1 Talc 358 00 4 (T 2 irr-ex - 13 * d i Jjri um i nti u^trial exposure to poisoning 5E'" 939 856 "Tcrdtol" CO Tustes and occupation =01 Covrachioroethylene decc'ipoGi tion 858 Tetranitromcthane hazards of 727 Totryl illness poisoning 828 590 Thallium poisoning 68 alopecia 857 Thermal precipitator 202 T.II.T* health hazards in urine jaundice 542 203 175 Titanium 847 Toluene effects toxicity 285-287 822 Toxicology f: heavy mct&2j|$? organic chcflinals pituitary effects 743 1009 744 -:..;:-cno as an anesthetic \:i..:3thosia 966 971 " : * toluene * l `dng 109 6 Triorthocresyl phosphate 373 Tuberculosis case finding 915 ' childhood 1041 compensation 429 experimental 25 general 150-151-153-154 industrial 1042 in Scotland 954 miners 511-512 portable x-ray unit 914 prevention 234 serodiagnosis 255 sputum tests 589 trauma and other occupational factors 445 vitamins A and C 1136 x-ray 955 Tungsten 70 Tunnel workers boils 906 Turpentine 46-372 Ultraviolet light burns therapy 375 638 Undulcnt fever 52 Urology industrial 430 Vanadium toxicology 621 Ventilation cost reduction dust prediction fan laws filter test general in blackout in mines in shake-out in tunnel v;oric low velocity reduction pressure loss 935 210 950 132 211 215 121 212 209 29 6 929 c o 4 o.: Ir.dcx - 14* Vesicants ir. the eyes treatment S' 946 Vitamin 3 effect on capacity 417 Vitamins 31 f.-317-313-1050 and colds 224 Volatile solvents AirHA. report (1941-42) 867 War industries hazards 332-383--423-436 health 476 occupational diseases 1126 War sasos mechanism of action S83 War neuroses treatment 953 Water supply copper content of poisoning of 742 764 Weil's disease 236-237-258 Welding ' fumes and gases and tuberculosis hazards ventilation 987 611-735- 678 Welfare program 806 recreation 962 Women in industry 425-799--1044-1045 in war industry 1046 Workmen* s compensation aliens 547 Zinc 64-379 dust fire hazard 746 0040