Lung (Agricultural/Rural)
Industrialization of farming, animal raising, and forestry has added chemical and mechanical hazards that need to be recognized and prevented. Lung disease among farmworkers can result from a wide variety of hazardous exposures, which include organic dusts, allergens, chemicals, toxic gases, and inf...
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| description | Industrialization of farming, animal raising, and forestry has added chemical and
mechanical hazards that need to be recognized and prevented. Lung disease among
farmworkers can result from a wide variety of hazardous exposures, which include organic
dusts, allergens, chemicals, toxic gases, and infectious agents. In addition to
nonspecific symptoms of mucous membrane irritation, farmworkers can experience
occupational asthma or bronchitis, organic dust toxic syndrome, hypersensitivity
pneumonitis, silo filler's disease (toxic hemorrhagic pulmonary edema), and neuromuscular
respiratory failure. At risk are farmworkers and those involved in the processing,
stocking, transportation, handling, and inspection of unprocessed agricultural, animal,
and forestry products; veterinarians; gardeners; game, river, and forest keepers; persons
involved in building, supplying, or servicing farm operations; and residents of rural
communities. Worker education on the risks of environmental exposures, adherence to safety
regulations, and increased knowledge of the cause and prevention of environmental diseases
will reduce their prevalence and their adverse human and animal health and socioeconomic
effects. |
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nonspecific symptoms of mucous membrane irritation, farmworkers can experience
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pneumonitis, silo filler's disease (toxic hemorrhagic pulmonary edema), and neuromuscular
respiratory failure. At risk are farmworkers and those involved in the processing,
stocking, transportation, handling, and inspection of unprocessed agricultural, animal,
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involved in building, supplying, or servicing farm operations; and residents of rural
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farmworkers can result from a wide variety of hazardous exposures, which include organic
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nonspecific symptoms of mucous membrane irritation, farmworkers can experience
occupational asthma or bronchitis, organic dust toxic syndrome, hypersensitivity
pneumonitis, silo filler's disease (toxic hemorrhagic pulmonary edema), and neuromuscular
respiratory failure. At risk are farmworkers and those involved in the processing,
stocking, transportation, handling, and inspection of unprocessed agricultural, animal,
and forestry products; veterinarians; gardeners; game, river, and forest keepers; persons
involved in building, supplying, or servicing farm operations; and residents of rural
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farmworkers can result from a wide variety of hazardous exposures, which include organic
dusts, allergens, chemicals, toxic gases, and infectious agents. In addition to
nonspecific symptoms of mucous membrane irritation, farmworkers can experience
occupational asthma or bronchitis, organic dust toxic syndrome, hypersensitivity
pneumonitis, silo filler's disease (toxic hemorrhagic pulmonary edema), and neuromuscular
respiratory failure. At risk are farmworkers and those involved in the processing,
stocking, transportation, handling, and inspection of unprocessed agricultural, animal,
and forestry products; veterinarians; gardeners; game, river, and forest keepers; persons
involved in building, supplying, or servicing farm operations; and residents of rural
communities. Worker education on the risks of environmental exposures, adherence to safety
regulations, and increased knowledge of the cause and prevention of environmental diseases
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