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Industrial Hygiene Foundation, 4400 -Fifth. Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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INDUSTRIAL EjfGI-lE DIGEST 1942
bsenteeism 430-431-1133-1135 reduction of statistics
823 1047
crylic plastics manufacture
784
crylor.it rile 131
ir analysis
acrolein
1159
acetylene
401-1024
AFHA methods
548
arsine & phosphine 783
bacteriological 100-107
benzene
101
benzene & toluene
660
benzene signaling apparatus
673
carbon disulfide
110
carbon nonoxide 103-201-549-1163
carbon tetrachloride 108
chloroform
108
dichlorethane
104
dust countijig
671
dust dispersion
776
dust measurement
775
electrical method for traces
1161
formaldehyde
200
gases and vapors <lass konimeter
674 913
hydrogen sulfide
110
lead, cadmium, zinc 769
Vt.uunc m.ihyi ccllosolve
i-U-halcno
778 1152
105
aitrogcn 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
102 106 669 767 94 1157 774 205 1154 463 912
Air borne infection control of
938
Air conditioning blackout plants chemistry laboratory in crane cabs in mines
933 468 207 208
Airflow measurement 768-1027
Air travel medical problems
457
Algae toxicity
1123
Allergy iodine respiratory
755 315
Aluminum inhalation
176
Aminoacetic acid effects on capacity
319
004001
j no compounds :lic
c ;xicity
19 6
iyr.is
- r.-ciriany cc bismuth
1153
arsenic
664-666
bismith
731
carbon monoxide in blood 1162
r.-.-.ico.ls, explosive
461
cobalt
670
echnnol
920
fluorine
394-771
glycerol
919
heavy metals' in foods
1023
land
95-97-93
mercury
99
in foods
923
sltroaniline
293
,>; n u;;c hioro pheno1
667
phenol in the tissues
662
p heno t hiazine
918
phosphorus
922
propylene glycol
205
nuertz (silica) 291- 393-1030
selenium in foods
926
silicon
780
trace elements in foods 1025
trinitrotoluene
204
eniu toxic tests for
1007
sthesia overdose in
ilinc oil poisoning
oxia (-i altitude flying
-. meonis , i. m.nt
- ' '<*\ '-11-.`-410
brush r.orkers
* 'J a. teat3
968 51
728 1006 24-33
533 690
to
3 i
OCM
M*
1
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 C23 622-624 1005 115 6
004002
Benzoic acid toxicity
660
Beryllium oxide poisoning toxicity
745 514
Ei sr.uth lung dusting experiments 443
E-.no and joint occupational disease
426
Bronchial asthma occurrence
649
Burns therapy
217-219-421-973 1140-1141-1142-1143
Cadmium 1034 chronic toxicity hazard poisoning .protection
848 849 449- a 7-845 684
Calcium cyanamide poisoning toxicity ,
851 748
- LtUCCX'
actinic and arsenic
871
amino derivative
173
arsenic ebestos
tounidene c :fbyn iuunpxiue c -rc i no{omc agent
178 132 729 552
CD
CDH 1
653-654-055-758-880-
chcmical agents
872
chromate industry
520
experimental
656
fuel oil distillates
528
- - treatment
1110
tr itu uor-ccrs . - vch
' clits
1112 mi 1014
" 54-74-82-C52
'r '.c.utic
81
' -1 r-lvent ' r. ruin
454
Carbon dioxide 405 fatality in grain bins
614 1103
Carbon disulfide
in body fluids
113
mental symptomsof poisoning 529
poisoning
191-264
therapy
732
Carbon monoxide
agglutinin studies
722
clinical study - Holland. Tunnel
1102
compressors
643
effects
273-274
on ear
721
in asphyxia
167
in mines
370
in tunnel
368
poisoning
720
retention
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
Cetyltrimethylaramoniura bromide 865
Chlorinated hydrocarbons
occupational diseases
1012
poisoning
631-750
toxicity
281-650--852-885
Chlorinated naphthalene poisoning
361
C IlL oro form toxicity to rabbits
1090
I" lex 4.
roni trobenzwa* ultraviolet dilation therapy
. ,.l orculyhonic acid t ;xioology
t c.rr.i vun iijwries viccrations
1C93
619 194
0 .:! mining ventilation, of hazards
Ccbalt poisoning
Calorimeter portable
J...pressed air occupational diseases
1033 616 395 459
^*'1 I-1-as a food contaminant
' poisoning
Cjrr.cn injury S77
1121 612
to ct
c.;tton industry health. workers
Cross examination :.nd the physician
Carting oil 241
1132 1053
Cyanogen
,
poisoning
Cy'U'.-'lgrdrin t >.icity
:-'apyl vinyl ether ,:7L'
38 1092
'' 'iron workers 'findings in
8 69
' - -ervico atrial
414-415-949-950
Dermatitis
adhesive tape
907
air conditioning workers
900
alkali
525
calcium cyanamid
117
carbitol solvent
454
cleaning compounds
119
contact
30 6
control
413
creosoto
9C8
cutting oil
85
cyanide
383
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 wood
-
760 911
zinc
754
Dermatoses bakers* eczema common fat metabolism histamine . occupational
phanerogamous plants pH of the skin skin penetration vitamin deficiencies
756 243 1124 757 638-639 r*0 ^
1123 750 526
Dorris chronic toxicity
642
Dichlorethcnc toxicity and control
663
00 ':t nUrUi
;V
hlorabonzene
`y;-10
~
i-rvlicthyl sulfone *. ;i vdogy
1091
;...-uyione sulfide ' i -fi city
731
. : \lity * , 3 al
147
V> H
: i.vase iauustrial general pulmonary miners'
v.onen - .-v.pitional
control neural component rovi ev; Sweden
37 20 267 48 1125 1166-1170 650- 651 810 648
: .. ini'ccttnts
i. *.-118-122-124-12612 7-123-129-130 i vaporizer
681
. .. infection f- . masks
roron peroxide
- ' - c r.t *fraviolct light
559 557 937 557 556 1035
rt
ft h-cds t ti'.n for boilers
.* \ '
i r..t r-.rents
1168 192
-L 5-237-293-:300-470-
-'ho-93C-1038--1039
' mim-n
927-1040
'.t industry
470
ie industry '` j
330-928 675
x. s
790-731
dust
558-1161
" ` : 'is try
553-554
Dust (contVa)
cotton
266
counts
269-397-1032-1164
determinations
672
- disease
22
Russia
837
dispensability
584
experiments
19
lung
443
explosions
coal
585
sine
58 6
fractionation
462
flour <5c grain asthma
382
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 & gases
940
Epidermophytia 76
Epithelioma treatment
948
Equipment protective
303
Erythema nodosum ana occupation
759
Ethanol effect on vision
1098
fatigue
765
toxic effects at high temperatures
530
0 nn n
cx - o.
E ;::yl ether toxicity
-v *
Ecr.ylene cichloride 50
E t kylone glycol 7.14 creatine electrolytes rlucenia & ketonemia lipidcs morphology
Ethyl mercaptan ignition
Examination. physical cardiovascular civil service . periodic use of x-rays value pro-employment periodic Garment vjerkors
Exhaust ventilation fan design paint shop'
Explosions 393-1016-1017-1019 calcium hydroxide control in paint industry dust
Explosivos gaseous protlvicta safe handling; of sheathed
1094
716 718 717 715 719
1000
1149 413 312 416
1043 311 133 956
685 787
749 1169
840
983 944 839
nanords mercury vapor lamps
injuries nodical service i .'v-tection
rxtul goggle
' 1 *
;notry
226 455 323 331
939
1049
_
Fatigue a survey chronic drivers gas masks industrial pervitin study salt water balance vitamin B complex
89 35
766 471 218- 4 60-1148 995 960 952
F erro-mangunese crushing hazards
1114
"Fibers!as" 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
290 241
antidotes
519
in cattle
99 6
retention x el ini net i or-
j?
Eluonoscopy ;i\'ect on eyes
Folliculitis brass workers oils
711 752
nn-T: n r
Index - 7
I'j rr.nl dehyde a
...
Penndry industry code of practice mould cleaning
i'ur v;orkers 2
469 552
exhaust
diesel
275-276
gangrene
from magnesium
1113
mask
testing
400
occupational diseases from
1011
v.-ar 87
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 hauards
refrigerants
1137 889 891
industrial
144-1150-1151
agencies
565
clothing
82
ad ucaticn
486
educational needs
803
t xocutivos
479
f^aoral coverage
564
in Britain
5 DO
in Canada
566
Health {cont'd}
industrial (cont'd)
in wartime
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
Ifydrocarbons aromatic
725
Hydrofluoric acid 78 on skin
613
Hydrogen chloride inhalation effects poisoning
1068 726
GO"On?
cx - a
j.-urogen selenide
' 371
.
Hviroger. sulfide^ ' 41-734 antidote
608
Hvgiene
" "industrial 189-225-299-337-309
in national defense
239
jurisdiction
808
lectures
484
less toxic substitutes 466
medical progress
641
program .
801
progress report
686
snail plants
788
state & local health, depts.
583
surveys
1130
war industry
534
wartime
1048
Hypertension 419
Illumination production factors
792-793
Impingcr shattering
397
Industrial Code
American Foundrymen*s Assoc.
680
Colorado
835
Hew York
foundries
677
stone crushing
676
Industrial poiaHodM 807 '
Infection device for infecting animals
917
Ir.secti cidos spray residue removal
79 6
I nt erfcremoter 1088-1029
1 ::t rases effect on cilia
992
Isophorone 283
Isopropyl alcohol as a germicide
969
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
659-1108
treatment of
277-447-947-1147-1138
Leather industry hazards
440
Legal testimony 687
Lcptospirnl jaundice epidemiology
456
004005
Inc ex 9.
Led site and Yperite shin reaction
735
Light metal injuries
600
"Lir.uigas" 174
Longevity aicabled workers
546
Lymphatics cutaneous phenomena
1127
Lymphogranuloma benigna 30
Magnesium action casting gas gangrene pneumsgranuloma toxicity
598 363 199 599 193
Maintenance hazards 884
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
23
general
....
222-242-310-328-329-330-353-334
history
485
industrial hospital
568
mauled department
562
nutrition
483
plant service
475
; r-f.riin
4-77-478-489-951
325-532
* J. V
427
11 industries * * i:..or.y
561-804 A7 9
1 vogram
560
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 coal explosions non-ferrous metals
SC8 50 7
Morale industrial
1052
G0 0
1' nicx 10.
- v rts inausti^^" th huzardff|L 83-89-90-133
'r': ;; hiiolene
- :.z:::tl<ir.es, chlorinated v.-Micity
197
;:-.ii :.nal defense report
- N*
h'ouritis from poisoning occupational
633 632
Pickal and cobalt t;city
850
PUkel carbonyl pneumonias
605
Nicotine
'
inflammable limits
999
blindness need for tests
970
hhtrechlorobenzene 52
'litre compounds aromatic toxicity
196
litroathane 172
Nitrogen oxid^lL'
dangers pulmonary edma therapy
609-1003 ao 451
Uxr "'.raffins
1<S
tubolism of
' * * v **Oj *CIl vii: :iri.ation
1089 23
i. rial
135-453 -487-433
" in defense
240
Nutrition 798 industrial workers war workers
1144 945-1145
Nystagmus 221 miner* s
43-761-37 6
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-aminobenzoic acid toxicity
515
Paint industry hazards multiple sclerosis
384 448
Paraphenylenedi amine 45 .
Pearl button industry health hazards
446
Phenol in the blood
1155
Phonothiazino poisoning
8 62
Phenyl t hi o c arb ami de toxicity
866
Phony! mercuric cleate 79
Phosgene ' 84-374
poisoning and treatment
843-844 1146
n ,* n * n
In:cx - 11.
Phosphorus 1 urns
fe-. W' `
treatment^.- -
detoxification
poisoning
toxicology
89? 1139 1105
65-66
as
Photographic industry cataract
375
1ho to1it hography
hazards in
`
1004
Photosensitization petroleum
282
Physiology of gases
886
Plastics industry hazards
383
Pneumoconiosis APHA report (1941-42) bituminous coal coal miners earth colors enamel fuller's earth miners ' physical type talc industry
832 587 836 645 646 831 511-513 152 442
Poisoning heavy metals
1033
Poisons general
829
Polishing, inc*ift#8cent protective
723
<' lyaeuritis P94
1-lyvinyl alcohol t-.xicity
1099
; 'yrir.uria i-.--.d poisoning
169-170
' u-e
f-::- vnsl
; .vbiological studies
rivets on oar
42 833 289
Printing industry poisoning
647
Projection booth fumes 120
Propylene glycol 380 bactericidal action
941
Psychiatry war industry
Quartz rate of solution
396
Radioactive compounds handling regulations for
213 1116
Radioactive substances hazards
521
Radium
control
665
dials
storage
1117
nervous system
S20
poisoning
a8-846
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
nna n * i
i:: -C'/, -
..-r.t, on rays (x-rays) ( cont 'd)
.fivct on
870
r-At ojure
916
tier
"
J.r'..,.u.otrial
301
Ic r.ium
r.1
Mvenic protection
rt v:ave exposure
nr?
644
.lica animal experiments experiments
1S3 268
.iicon 3-35
.licosis
end tiie heart
1002
and pneumonia
1086
acidity quotient
777
cose report. New Zealand 441
chemical examination 362-657
control
551
coroner1 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
Russia
'Ml'"'*'
305
systemic
1001
tubcrculosij-* ^
367
.los 1085
excretion
313
h
msorption
902
1 ''-in,; 1. ..aS
411-412-390
ont policy
953
'.v mess
1020
Skin (cont'd) sensitivity job placement
959
Sodium bicarbonate antidotal effects
640
Sodium cyanide toxicology
Sound 474
853-854
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
399-423
Syphilis 134
'
Talc 358
C0i0'2
irr-cx - 13
i 01 L --40*1 UHl industrial ejjjgssure to poisoning W:'
"Torcitol" 0
Tuctes ana occupation 531
1 o * me hio ro ethylene decomposition
Tetranitromcthane hazards of
Totryl illness poisoning
Thallium poisoning 68 alopecia
Thermal precipitator 202
939 856
853 727 828 590 857
health hazards in urine jaundice
Titanium 847
Toluene effects toxicity
Toxicology
%
heavy motal^l?"
crconic chctfttni&s
pituitary effects
T r: o 1 d o re thyl cne :-.2-cT.'j '-s an anesthetic nthesia
* r. r,t;-.yl. ne glycol
542 203 175
285-287 822
743 1009
744
966 971
- - m toluene T-.inc
109 6
Triorthocrosyl phosphate 373
Tuberculosis
case finding
915
' childhood
1041
compensation
429
experimental
25
general
150-151--153-154
industried
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
Undulent 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 work low velocity reduction pressure loss
935 210 950 152 211 215 121 212 209 29 6 929
G 0 4 0. 3
Vesicants ir. the eyes
treatment
946
Vitamin 3 effect on capacity
417
Vitamins 21 '.-317-313-1050
and colds
224
Volatile solvents ArHA. report (1941-42)
867
War industries
hazards
382-383-423-436
health
476
occupational diseases
1126
War gases mechanism. of action
883
War neuroses treatment
. 953
Water supply copper content of poisoning of
742 764
Weil's disease 236-237-253
Welding ' fumes and gases and tuberculosis hazards ventilation
937 611- 785-
673
Welfare program 806 recreation
9 62
Women
in industry 425-799--1044-1045
in war industry
1046
Workmen's compensation aliens
547
Zinc 64-379 dust fire hazard
746
004 0