Occupational and Environmental Medicine

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Part I: Occupational Health. 1. The Practice of Occupational Medicine. 2. Approach to the Diagnosis of Occupational Illnesses. 3. Workers' Compensation. 4. Disability Evaluation. 5. Liability Issues in Occupational Medicine. Part II: Occupational Injuries. 6. Ergonomics & the Prevention of Occupational Injuries. 7. Musculoskeletal Injuries. 8. Peripheral Nerve Injuries. 9. Eye Injuries. 10. Facial Injuries. 11. Hearing Loss. 12. Injuries Due to Physical Hazards. Part III: Occupational Illnesses. 13. Clinical Toxicology. 14. Clinical Immunology. 15. Occupational Hematology. 16. Occupational Infections. 17. Occupational Cancer. 18. Occupational Skin Disorders. 19. Upper Respiratory Tract Disorders. 20. Occupational Lung Diseases. 21. Cardiovascular Toxicology. 22. Liver Toxicology. 23. Renal Toxicology. 24. Neurotoxicology. 25. Female Reproductive Toxicology. 26. Male Reproductive Toxicology. Part IV: Occupational Exposures. 27. Metals. 28. Chemicals. 29. Solvents. 30. Plastics. 31. The Rubber Industry. 32. Pesticides. 33. Gases & Other Inhalants. Part V: Program Management. 39. Environmental Exposures & Controls. 40. Routine Industrial Emission, Accidental Releases, & Hazardous Waste. 41. Outdoor Air Pollution. 42. Smoking and Occupational Health. 43. Building-Associated Illnesses. 44. Water Pollution. 45. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. 46. Population-Based Disease Registries. 47. Health Risk Assessment. Appendix A: Biostatistics & Epidemiology. Appendix B: Clinical Practice Guidelines for Musculoskeletal Injuries in Adults.