The skin of the body is a protective covering, and as long as it remains in tact it does a good job except in the case of tetraethyl lead, which is used in The wide diversity of causes, to gether with the varying susceptibility of different individuals, makes the problem of control difficult.

The skin of the body is a protective covering, and as long as it remains in tact it does a good job except in the case of tetraethyl lead, which is used in blending gasoline and which is readily absorbed through the skin, having a tendency to create changes in the nerv ous system.

The skin of the body is a protective covering, and as long as it remains in tact it does a good job except in the case of tetraethyl lead, which is used in blending gasoline and which is readQy absorbed through the skin, having a tendency to create changes in the nerv ous system.

< ' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION October 16,1935 The session was called, to order by Chairman, Irwin W.

The skin of the body is a protective covering, and as long as it remains in tact it does a good job except in the case of tetraethyl lead, which is used in blending gasoline and which is readily absorbed through the skin, having a tendency to create changes in the nerv ous system.

Safety litjtrifuii-iit Safety Equipment WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION October 16, 1935 The session was called to order by Giainuaii, Irwin W.

Lead Metals The distribution of lead poisoning is quite extensive.

Lead Metals The distribution of lead poisoning is quite extensive.

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:ue ease of tetraethyl lead, which is used in blend ing gasoline and whieh is readily absorbed through the skin, having a tendency to create changes in the nervous -vstem.

The skin of the body is a protective covering, and as long as it remains in tact it does a good job except in the case of tetraethyl lead, which is used in blending gasoline and which is readily absorbed through the skin, having a tendency to create changes in the nerv ous system.

The tests at the Army Medical School, using gasoline that contained 0.75 ml. of lead tetraethyl (TEL) per gallon, indicated that insignificant amounts of lead escaped into the room air during the operation of the stove.

In compensation ex perience, dermatitis has continued as the leading reportable disease.

In compensation ex perience, dermatitis has continued as the leading reportable disease.