Meteotropic reactions are more common in patients

The adverse effects of increased barometric pressure are typical for:

Pneumoconiosis, which develops from metal dust:

It is used in the production of quartz, fluorescent lamps, fungicides and enters in the form of aerosols through the respiratory tract:

The basic theory of the development of pneumoconiosis

The cause of death in silicosis

It refers to substances with mutagenic, teratogenic, carcinogenic and gonadotropic effects:

Poisoning with what substance is manifested by hemorrhagic syndrome?

Contraindications to working with mercury:

Average daily maximum permissible concentration of mercury:

One of the last products formed during metabolism in the human body?

The body's tendency to adapt to a specific climatic geographical region:

Weather elements include:

Сonditions that develop with an increase in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the air to 4% include all, with the exception of one:

Acute toxic fog of atmospheric pollutants:

The most effective way to prevent mercury poisoning

It accumulates in parenchymal organs with the formation of a strong complex with proteins:

Pneumoconioses from highly fibrogenic dust include:

Staining of the oral mucosa is possible when working with:

With high dust and chemical pollution of the air and high humidity, it is noted:

The simultaneous effect on the body of working factors of different nature is called:

Metal, the leading air pollutant affecting the population health:

Concentrations that do not cause deviations during the employee's work experience, when working 8 hours a day and 40 hours a week, which do not cause health disorders during work, subsequently some time after work or the health status of future offspring, currently determined by research methods:

Reactions that occur in sick and healthy people from non-periodic weather changes:

Disease caused by mineral dust:

Poisoning characterized by an irritating and burning effect on the mucous membrane, skin and wound development:

Hazard classes of harmful substances according to the degree of exposure to the body include all except one:

Chronic sulfur dioxide intoxication is characterized by such a violation as:

Technological preventive measures aimed at preventing the formation of dust:

Prevention of the adverse effects of elevated barometric pressure includes everything except:

Typical for acute hydrogen sulfide poisoning:

Example of diseases with seasonal exacerbation :

Measures for the prevention of pneumoconiosis:

Poisoning characterized by the development of "foundry fever":

Sanitary and technical measures to improve working conditions include:

Which compound forms atomic oxygen with molecular oxygen?

All of them belong to organic solvents, with the exception of one:

Most often caisson disease affects

Accumulates in the bones:

All except one of them are characteristic of chronic nitric oxide poisoning:

An inert gas contained in the air:

The concentration of carbon dioxide in the air can be fatal if increased to the level of: