outdoor air Driver and Vehicle Licensing pollution 714 \200\22315 soil pollution 720 \200\2231 water pollution 718 \200\22319 Agency (DVLA), noti \201 cation of medical conditions 472 , 473 , 474 Environmental Protection Act 1990 586 \200\2237 environmental radiation driving adaptations for disabled drivers 410 detectors 20 and diabetes mellitus 463 and epilepsy 465 , 466 \201 tness to drive 289 , 472 \200\2233 emphysema 852 , 866 personal monitoring devices 20 coal dust exposure 49 nitrogen dioxide 100 rubber process dust/ environmental risk forklift truck management 598 epidemic in \202 uenza 174 epidemiological studies operators 474 \200\2235 LGV/PCV drivers 474 fume 58 employee assistance safety issues 742 \200\2233 whole-body vibration 8 drug misuse see substance program (EAP) 387 601 employees, obtaining consent for OH assessment 839 \200\22340 epidemiological surveys, dermatitis investigation 244 \200\2235 abuse drug screening 758 \200\2239 drum \201 lling, alternative methods 639 Employers \200\231 Liability epidemiology case-control (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969 561 studies 702 \200\2233 cohort studies 700 \200\2231 cross-sectional surveys 698 Dupuytren \200\231s Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) 400 contracture 300 dusts employment law 558 de \201 nitions and age discrimination 572 Equality Act 2010 562 sex discrimination 570 \200\2231 working time regulations experimental examples 45 organic 114 \200\22315 rubber process dust/ studies 704 \200\2235 interpretation of associations 690 \200\2231 investigation of disease clusters 696 \200\2237 fume 58 1998 574 \200\2235 sampling and analysis 49 see also coal dust; cotton dust; \202 our dust; grain dust; wood dust employment tribunals 558 endogenous eczema 242 endosulfan measures of association 686 \200\2237 dysbaric illness 546 dysbarism 842 risk phrases 90 workplace exposure measures of disease occurrence 684 \200\2235 research planning 694 \200\2235 routine health limits 92 see also pesticides enforcing authorities, de \201 nition 534 E earmuffs 658 earplugs 658 earthenware manufacture prescribed diseases 857 RIDDOR reportab le diseases 871 statistics 692 \200\2233 statistical inference engineering controls 640 \200\2231 ENT conditions, \201 tness for air passenger travel 48 3 688 \200\2239 epilepsy classi \201 cation of seizures 464 epidemiology 464 \201 tness for work 465 \200\2236 \201 tness to work with children 499 enteric zoonoses 192 Environment Agency (EA) 588 \200\2239 Ebola virus 158 eczema see dermatitis educational establishments, provisions for disabled s tudents 411 environmental exposures, health effects 711 environmental health treatment and of \201 cers (EHOs) 512 prognosis 464 \200\2235 50_Smedley_Index.indd 897 1/2/2013 3:36:24 PM INDEX 898 restrictions from work 496 \200\2237 exposure variability 610 external quality expectant mothers see Equality Act 2010 562 pregnancy and age 453 de \201 nition of disability 564 disability provisions 566 \200\2238 and educa tional experimental studies 704 \200\2235 Expert witnesses 364 exposure assessment 418 case-contro l studies 703 cohort studies 700 research paper standards 354 , 355 extraction ventilation devices 640 \200\22334 extremely low-frequency \201 elds (ELFs) 24 establishments 411 and pre-placement assessments 449 interpretation 783 see also environmental ergonomics extrinsic allergic age-related 453 de \201 nition 118 alveolitis 206 \200\2237 , 849 , 872 exposure exposure control 634 \200\2235 ergonomics grain dust exposure 52 control hierarchy 636 \200\2237 general (dilution) assessments 776 eye damage 278 \200\2239 monitoring and analysis techniques 777 ergonomics hazards 599 cataract 282 corneal dystrophy 852 hydro \202 uoric acid exposure 812 ventilation 642 \200\2233 factors affecting performance 644 lifting and handling LEV systems 644 \200\2237 hardware/engineering solutions 640 \200\2231 software/organizatio nal 120 \200\2232 management of chemical overview 118 \200\22319 posture 124 \200\2236 repetitive work 128 \200\2239 exposures 793 phenol exposure 93 , 807 retinal burns 284 \200\2235 methods 638 see also local exhaust ventilation (LEV) systems; personal protective equipment (PPE) ergonomists 343 ERPC (evacuation of eye irritation acetone 76 carbon disulphide 81 copper 68 cyclic anhydrides (acid anhydrides ) 77 formaldehyde 84 glutaraldehyde 85 hydrogen sulfide 99 isocyanates 86 methyl ethyl keto ne 87 styrene 94 sulfur dioxide 102 vanadium 74 retained products of conception), expected time off work 409 erysipeloid 194 erythropoietin, after acute radiation exposure 324 escalators, legislation 527 Escherichia coli 0157 192 ethical guidance 361 ethical principles 360 \200\2231 ethical reviews, exposure data, use in litigation 601 exposure evaluation 598 exposure limit values (ELVs), noise 4 \200\2235 exposure monitoring 600 dermal exposure 617 \200\22318 measurement and uptake estimation 620 \200\2231 epidemiological investigations 695 eye protection 666 \200\2237 ethics information to be collected 611 biological monitoring 630 \200\2231 F face protection 666 \200\2237 face velocity, de \201 nition minimum frequency 613 OEL adjustment to business ethics 364 medico-legal work 364 occupational periods of work >8 hours 614 \200\22315 hygienists 598 647 prioritization of sampling substance abuse policies 379 European Inventory of factual witnesses 364 farm workers, prescribed diseases 847 , 848 , 849 , 850 needs 609 sample types 604 structured approach 609 survey types 608 \200\2239 exposure moni toring program design 612 \200\22313 Existing Commercial Chemical Substances (EINECS) 676 farmer \200\231s lung see extrinsic allergic alveolitis 206 , 849 , 872 European List of Noti \201 ed Chemical Substances (ELINCS) 676 femoro-popliteal grafts, expected time off work 409 exposure prevention 634 \200\2235 exposure prone procedures Eustachian tube problems, (EPPs) \201 tness for air travel 483 fertility effects 318 \200\22319 categorization 494 de \201 nition 494 duties of employers 495 duties of healthcare workers 494 evidence-based recovery cadmium 65 carbon disulphide 81 chromium 66 lead 70 methyl ethyl ketone 87 times 408 evidence sources, risk assessment 420 excess (attributable) \201 tness assessment 495 infection transmission to risk 686 excretion 674 expatriate policy 386 \200\2237 FEV 1 760 , 880 \201 bres, airborne patients 494 sampling and analysis 49 50_Smedley_Index.indd 898 1/2/2013 3:36:25 PM INDEX 899 RIDDOR reportable diseases 871 fractures, \201 tness for air passenger travel 483 FRC (fu nctional residual pilots 484 \200\2235 pre-placement see also asbestos \201 bres; machine-made mineral \201 bre (MMMF) assessments 448 \200\2239 psychosocial \201 bromyalgia 461 \200\230 \201 eld blanks \200\231 607 Field Operations factors 450 \200\2231 capacity) 880 safety critical work 504 \200\2235 seafarers 502 \200\2233 work in con \201 ned spaces 500 \201 tness to work with children 498 \200\2239 Freedom of Information Act Directorate 512 2000 582 \200\2233 \201 fth disease 320 \201 lm badges 20 \201 lters, respirators 654 \201 nancial pre ssures, and frequency rate, sickness absence 402 frozen shoulder, diagnostic \200\230 \201 t-notes \200\231 394 \201 xed samples 604 \202 at frequency hearing pro tectors 658 \200\2239 ill-health retirement 413 criteria 257 \201 ngers, osteolysis of Fuller \200\231s earth terminal phalanges 854 Finland, occupational health pneumoconiosis 226 fumes de \201 nition and \202 icker 13 \202 int workers, RIDDOR provision 346 \201 re safety 738 \200\2239 First Aid at Work examples 45 rosin-based solder \202 ux reportable diseases 870 \200\2233 \202 oors, legislation 526 \202 our dust 51 \202 u- like symptoms fume 59 Regulations 1981 536 rubber process dust/ \201 t testing, respiratory fume 58 protective equipment 653 \201 tness for air passenger sampling and analysis 49 welding fume 60 functional assessment, copper exposure 68 zinc exposure 75 travel physics and in long-term sickness absence 407 FVC (forced vital capacity) 760 \202 uorescent tracers 620 \200\2231 \202 uoride, water physiology 480 \200\2231 contamination 718 speci \201 c medical \202 uoxetine 458 \202 ux cored arc (FCA) conditions 482 \200\2233 \201 tness to drive 472 \200\2233 welding 60 fetal toxicity forklift truck G gamma interferon test, tuberculosis 166 operators 474 \200\2235 LGV/PCV drivers 474 \201 tness for exposure prone acrylamide 78 cadmium 65 carbon monoxide 98 chromium 66 lead 70 vanadium 74 procedures 495 restrictions from work 496 \200\2237 gamma rays 16 gas appliances, safety regulations 717 \201 tness for military service military pilots 487 \200\2238 recruits 486 , 487 \201 t ness for work 341 gas incidents, reporting 735 gas installations, RIDDOR folliculitis and acne 249 , 870 provisions 535 food allergies, association with latex allergy 202 food contamination 722 \200\2233 food ha ndlers, \201 tness for gasses evidence-based recovery air pollution 714 arsine 97 carbon monoxide 98 de \201 nition and times 408 \201 tness for work assessments age 452 \200\2233 alcohol misuse 468 \200\2239 cabin crew 485 chronic fatigue work 478 Food Hygiene Regulations examples 45 diesel engine exhaust 2006 552 footwear manufacture/ emissions (DEEE) 57 syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis 460 \200\2231 cognitive repair hydrogen sulfide 99 nitrogen dioxide 100 ozone 101 sulfur dioxide 102 prescribed diseases 861 RIDDOR reportable diseases 872 forearm pain, diagnostic impairment 456 \200\2237 gastric bypass surgery 455 gastric cancer 270 \200\2231 gastritis, arsenic 63 gastrointesti nal anthrax 176 gastrointestinal effects depression 458 \200\2239 diabetes mellitus 462 \200\2233 divers 476 \200\2237 epilepsy 464 \200\2236 food handlers 478 general principles 444 \200\2235 healthcare workers 490 \200 \2232 obesity 454 \200\2235 occupational criteria 257 forklift truck operators, \201 tness to drive 474 \200\2235 formaldehyde 84 role in sick building syndrome 334 cobalt 67 copper 68 lead 70 pesticides 90 sampling and analysis 50 foundry workers prescribed diseases 857 , gas/vapor \201 lters 654 , 657 gates, legislation 527 865 history-taking 446 50_Smedley_Index.indd 899 1/2/2013 3:36:25 PM INDEX 900 H H1N1 in \202 uenza strain 174 H5N1 in \202 uenza strain 174 HACCP system 552 haem synth esis 327 hematological effects \200\230hazing \200\231 535 Health, Work and gender reassignment 571 General Medical Council, Good Occupational Medical Practice rules 3 60 \200\2231 Wellbeing Baseline Indicators Report, 2010 396 Health, Work, and general ventilation 642 \200\2233 genetically modi \201 ed Wellbeing Unit 395 health and safety organisms 110 \200\22311 genotoxic mechanisms 675 glanders 112 , 178 , 830 , 848 glare 12 \200\22313 gloves 244 , 245 , 662 benzene 80 2,2 \200\231-dichloro-4, electrical safety 740 \201 re safety 738 \200\2239 road safety 742 \200\2233 4-methylene dianiline 83 Health and Safety at Work, etc., Act 1974 139 , 514 , 518 \200\22319 lead 70 failure 662 materials for chemical protection 663 hematological malignancies 330 haemochromatosis 69 haemolysis 329 Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992 528 \200\2239 Health and Safe ty Executive selection 663 glucose-6-phosphate arsine 97 dehydrogenase (G6PD) de \201 ciency 328 glutaraldehyde 85 glycerol trinitrate, BMGV 627 haemorrhagic gastritis, (HSE) 510 arsenic 63 guidance notes 514 haemorrhoid banding, expected time off work 409 haemosiderosis 69 hand health and safety inspectors 512 \200\22313 powers 512 \200\22313 goggles 666 gonioma kamassi exposure, prescribed diseases 852 good control practice 635 Goo d for Everyone initiative, DWP, 2011 396 Health and Safety made simple initiative, HSE, 2011 396 health and safety management, perfo rmance measurement 737 bursitis 262 subcutaneous cellulitis 842 , 867 hand care 245 hand \200\223arm vibration Good Occupational Medical syndrome (HAVS) 295 , 300 \200\223301 , 868 Practice 360 \200\2231 graded dose \200\223response relationship 672 health and safety management framework 728 \200\2239 Health and Safety of Great Britain, HS E, 2009 396 clinical assessment 768 \200\2239 Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005 550 \200 \2231 grain dust 52 granulocyte-colony stimulating factor (G-CSF), after acute radiation exposure 324 health and safety health surveillance 438 \200\2239 policies 368 \200\2239 handling 120 \200\2232 ergonomics health and safety granulocyte-macrophage regulations 510 \200\22311 Approved Codes of assessments 776 risk assessment 121 \200\2232 colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF), after acute radiation exposure 324 Practice (ACOPs) 514 hand-transmitted Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006 540 \200\2231 Control of Lead at vibration 10 \200\22311 graphite dust exposure, RIDDOR reportable diseases 871 hazard identi \201 cation 598 , 600 hazard management 598 hazard statement for \200\230health gray (Gy) 17 Grif \201 n blanching score 769 grinding, prescribed diseases 857 Work Regulations 2002 538 \200\2239 Control of Noise at effects \200\231 837 \200\2238 Hazardous Installations Directorate 512 hazardous substances Work Regulations 2005 548 \200\2239 group occupational health services 345 group sampling 612 guard rails, legislation 527 guidelines 356 \200\2237 Control of Substances Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations 2002 532 \200\2233 Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations 2002 532 \200\2233 substitution 638 development 356 \200\2237 sources 357 Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005 550 \200\2231 Diving at Work Regulations 1997 544 \200\2235 First Aid at Work hazards 416 Gulf War illness 332 Guyon \200\231s canal classi \201 cation 599 identi \201 cation and syndrome 294 gynaecomastia 322 gypsum pneumoconiosis characterization 418 risk perception 421 sources of scienti \201 c evidence 420 Regulations 1981 536 226 50_Smedley_Index.indd 900 1/2/2013 3:36:25 PM INDEX 901 heat exposure hazardous substances exposure 533 hearing 303 , 549 hepatic angiosarcoma 264 hepatic cirrho sis 267 inorganic lead Food Hygiene Regulations 2006 552 Ionizing Radiation assessment 34 \200\2235 risk control 35 heat stress 30 \200\2231 Regulations 1999 542 Management of Health assessment 30 \200\2231 heat stress indices 34 heat stress monitors 32 height conversion ch art and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 520 \200\2231 new and expectant mothers 524 \200\2235 P rovision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 530 exposure 434 \200\2235 ionizing radiation 325 lead exposure 326 lead alkyls 436 \200\2237 883 hepatic angiosarcoma 264 \200\2235 , 854 organophosphate exposure 299 quality assurance 424 records 425 respiratory health 428 \200 \2239 respiratory sensitizer exposure 200 hepatic cirrhosis 266 \200\2237 hepatitis, RIDDOR Registration, Evaluation, reportable diseases 868 Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) 554 \200\2235 Reporting of Injuries, hepatitis A 849 hepatitis B (HBV) 152 \200\2233 , 266 , 849 skin 426 silicosis 223 vibration exposure 301 , healthcare worker screening 495 Disease and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 534 \200\2235 post-exposure 551 prophylaxis 820 , 821 healthcare workers de \201 nition 490 exposure prone restrictions from work 496 \200\2237 transmission from healthcare workers 494 hepatitis C 1 54 \200\2235 , 266 , safety representatives and safety committees 516 \200\22317 procedures 494 \200\2235 exposure prone Work in Compressed Air Regulations 1996 546 \200\2237 Workplace (Health, procedures (EPPs), restrictions from work 496 \200\2237 \201 tness for work 490 immunizat ion 849 healthcare worker screening 495 restrictions from work 496 \200\2237 transmission from heal thcare workers 494 Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 526 \200\2237 young people at requirements 491 MRSA colonization 252 prescribed diseases 849 , work 522 , 523 850 health and safety RIDDOR reportable diseases 869 speci \201 c hazards and occupational disorders 490 healthy environments 382 healthy worker effect 701 healthy working specialists 730 \200\2231 health impact assessments hepatotoxicity acute 268 \200\2239 chloroform 82 copper 68 pesticides 90 tetrachloroethylen e 95 vinyl chloride 96 (HIAs) 592 \200\2233 health initiatives 239 , 373 health outcomes assessment 700 Health Protection Agency (HPA) 712 \200\22313 health screening, food handlers 478 health surveillance asbestos expos ed hereditary effects, ionizing initiatives 396 Healthy Working Lives radiation 17 hernia repairs, expected time off work 409 service, Scotland 346 hearing, audiometry screening 764 \200\2235 n-hexane 88 prescribed diseases 855 RIDDOR reportable diseases 870 HGV drivers, \201 tness to hearing loss 843 workers 1 , 214 \200\22315 classi \201 cation 430 \200\2231 \201 tness to work with children 499 noise-induced 302 \200\2233 audiometry 430 \200\223765 benzene 325 bladder cancer 275 cadmium workers 272 CJD 161 coal miners 219 disclosure of results 425 in exposure to organic dusts and mists 115 drive 474 hierarchy of control 636 \200\2237 high velocity, low volume hearing loss patterns 432 \200\2233 hearing protectors 549 , (HVLV) extraction 640 658 \200\2239 information for higher tier retiral 413 hip osteoarthritis 260 \200\2231 , employees 660 \200\2231 predicting noise frequency 424 general principles 424 hand \200\223arm vibration syndrome 438 \200\2239 847 reduction 660 \200\2231 heat acclimatization 35 heat balance 30 hip replacement surgery, expected time off work 409 50_Smedley_Index.indd 901 1/2/2013 3:36:25 PM INDEX 902 blood-borne hypothesis testing 688 hypoxia, air passenger travel 480 , 481 hysterectomy, expected time off work 409 HIV (human viruses 150 \200\2231 bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) 162 brucellosis 184 chlamydios is 188 \200\2239 conjunctivitis 280 glanders 178 hepatitis B 152 \200\2233 hepatitis C 154 \200\2235 human immunode \201 ciency virus (HIV) 156 \200\2237 immunode \201 ciency virus) 156 \200\2237 healthcare worker screening 495 post-exposure prophylaxis 822 \200\2233 I IC (inspiratory restrictions from work 496 \200\2237 transmission from healthcare workers 494 capacity) 880 ICD-10 criteria, PTSD 312 ill-health retirement (IHR) 412 \200\22313 hoarseness see voice in \202 uenza 174 \200\2235 legionnaires \200\231 disorders illuminance 12 hobbies 446 holiday entitlements 575 home workers, display measurement 14 \200\22315 recommended values 13 disease 168 \200\2239 leptospirosis 180 Lyme disease 186 \200\2237 meningococcal immediate effects, de \201 nition 675 screen equipment 780 hoods immobility, air passenger infection 164 \200\2235 capture and working travel 480 immunization prescribed zones 647 diseases 848 \200\22350 pollutant capture 640 , 641 procedures 374 Q fever 190 \200\2231 RIDDOR reportable diseases 868 Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) 751 Hospital Episode immunizations anaphylaxis 814 anthrax 177 against bioterrorist attack 831 hepatitis B 152 \200\2233 in \202 uenza 175 meningococcal severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) 172 \200\2233 Statistics 692 \200\2233 HSE categorization scheme for hearing loss 431 skin 194 \200\2235 , 252 Streptococcus suis 182 \200\2233 tetanus 170 tuberculosis 166 \200 \2237 variant Creutzfeldt \200\223Jakob human tissue 104 \200\2236 exposure routes 105 speci \201 c guidance 106 infections 165 requirements for healthcare workers 491 humidi \201 er fever 208 humidity, role in sick disease 160 \200\2231 viral haemorrhagic fevers 158 building syndrome 334 tetanus 170 for travel 382 for working with children 499 hydatidosis 850 hydrocortisone zoonoses in anaphylaxis 814 in PTSD 314 hydro \202 uoric acid exposure 810 signs/symptoms and enteric 192 skin 194 \200\2235 Impact of Event infectious diseases, \201 tness for air passenger travel 482 infertility 318 \200\22319 i n \202 uenza 174 \200\2235 Information Commissioner \200\231s Of \201 ce (ICO) 582 \200 \2233 information provision, to Scale-Revised (IES-R) 313 impartiality 340 improvement notices 513 Improving Health and management 811 \200\22312 hydrogen cyanide (HCN), cyanide poisoning 796 \200\2239 Work: changing lives, DH and DWP, 2008 397 hydrogen sulfide 99 conjunctivitis 280 poisoning 800 \200\2231 workers with hazardous substances 638 incapacitating agents 829 incapacitation risk hydroquinone exposure, prescribed diseases 852 hydroxybenzene see phenol hyperpigmentation 248 hypersensitivity information sheet, obtaining assessment, pilots 485 consent for OH assessment 839 \200\22340 incidence rates 684 incidents, de \201 nition 732 independent effects 616 index cases 696 indirect sex information sources, websites 875 \200\2236 pneumonitis 206 \200\2237 differentiation from information technology (IT), organic dust toxic syndrome 205 organic dusts and mists 114 hypoglycaemia 462 hypopigmentat ion 248 hypothermia 30 , 36 and disability 410 inhalable dusts, de \201 nition and examples 45 inhalational anthrax 17 6 in-house occupational health services 345 discrimination 570 indirect standardization 685 indoor air pollution 716 \200\22317 Industrial Injuries Bene \201 ts Scheme 560 infections initial appraisals 608 anthrax 176 50_Smedley_Index.indd 902 1/2/2013 3:36:25 PM INDEX 903 iron 69 iron oxide exposure, siderosis 216 , 226 laparotomy, expected time initiation ceremonies 535 injuries off work 409 laryngeal cancer 234 lasers 28 \200\2239 to eyes 278 \200\2239 mechanical hazards 130 \200\2231 Reporting of Injuries, irreversible effects, de \201 nition 675 legislation 285 retinal burns 284 \200\2235 safety classi \201 cation and irritable bowel Disease and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 534 \200\2235 syndrome 461 irritant contact dermatitis required controls 29 (IrCD) 242 prognosis 245 see also dermatitis ischaemic heart disease uses 26 Lassa fever 158 latent intervals 446 lateral epicondylitis, risk during long working hours 142 risk during night shifts 140 (IHD) 238 \200\2239 Ishihara test 766 \200\2237 isocyanates 58 , 86 diagnostic criteria 257 inmunization policies latex allergy 202 \200\2233 latex policies 203 LD50 (median lethal 374 \200\2235 inorganic lead sampling and analysis 50 biological effect IT policy 349 IT security 348 \200\2239 dose) 672 monitoring 624 lead 70 biological monitoring 625 health surveillance 434 \200\2235 anemia 326 biological effect inorganic mercury J Japan, karoshi 336 jaundice monitoring 624 poisoning 804 \200\2235 biological monitoring 625 , in-patriates 387 instantaneous 626 monitoring 604 instruction, workers with hazardous substances 638 Control of Lead at acrylonitrile 79 arsine 98 Work Regulations 2002 538 \200\2239 effects on haem jet lag 144 \200\2235 , 383 Jobcentre plus 410 journalists, media synthesis 327 food contamination insurance expatriates 387 during travel 382 interviews 786 \200\2237 722 \200\2233 justice 360 integrated monitoring 604 interstitial \201 brosis, health surveillance, inorganic lead 434 \200\2235 K Kaletra, post-exposure HIV legislation 307 prescribed diseases 851 psychosis 306 water contamination 719 lead alkyls e xposure, health surveillance 436 \200\2237 legionnaires \200\231 disease 168 \200\2239 , pulmonary, aluminum exposure 62 IOM inhalable sampler 48 ionizing radiation prophylaxis 822 kaolin pneumoconiosis 216 , acute exposure 324 bone marrow aplasia 225 karoshi 336 keratitis 280 \200\2231 kidney damage 854 324 642 , 868 dose limits 18 exposure control 22 \200\2233 hematological legislation arsine 97 cadmium 65 chloroform 82 chromium 66 lead 70 mercury 72 pesticides 90 renal failu re 272 tetrachloroethylene 95 Access to Medical Reports Act 1988 580 \200\2231 Approved Codes of malignancies 330 health effects 17 health surveillance 325 instrumentation and measurement environmental Practice (ACOPs) 514 Chemical (Hazards Information and Packaging for Supply) Regulations 2009 677 detectors 20 unsealed radiation sources 21 legislation 22 \200\2233 , 325 principles of rad iation protection 18 RIDDOR reportable diseases 867 routes and sources of exposure 16 con \201 dentiality 351 , 362 Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006 540 \200\2231 Control o f Lead at knee disorders 867 bursitis 262 osteoarthritis 847 knee replacement surgery, expected time off work 409 Work Regulations 2002 538 \200\2239 Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1999 590 \200\2231 Control of Noise at L Lantern tests, color types 16 units 16 \200\22317 Ionizing Radiation vision 767 Work Regulations 2005 548 \200\2239 laparoscopy, expected time Regulations 1999 542 off work 409 50_Smedley_Index.indd 903 1/2/2013 3:36:25 PM INDEX 904 recommended illuminance organophosphate poisoning 299 legislation (Cont \200\231d ) values 13 Control of Substances limit of detection (LOD) 606 lindane, BMGV 627 line managers, absence management 370 \200 \2231 outdoor air Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations 2002 532 \200\2233 pollution 714 \200\22315 personal protective equipment 650 pneumoconioses 217 Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005 550 \200\2231 Data Protection Act 1998 578 \200\2239 Diving at Work Regulations 1997 544 \200\2235 electromagnetic \201 elds 25 \200 \2234 coal worker \200\231s liver pneumoconiosis 219 hepatotoxicity 268 \200\2239 , 854 cirrhosis 266 \200\2237 \201 brosis 854 silicosis 223 post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) 315 liver cancer posture 126 pregnancy 321 , 524 \200\2235 Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1 998 530 angiosarcoma 854 , 870 association with cirrhosis 266 hepatic employment law 558 Environmental Protection Act 1990 586 \200\2237 Equality Act 2010 562 angiosarcoma 264 \200\2235 registration, evaluation, authorization and restriction of chemicals (REACH) 554 \200\2235 Reporting of Injuries, vinyl chloride 96 liver transplantation 267 livestock, good husbandry practices 112 \200\22313 disability provisions 566 \200\2238 ergonomics issues 119 \201 re safety regulations 738 First Aid a t Work local authorities, Disease and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 534 \200\2235 safety committees and safe ty representatives 516 \200\22317 health and safety responsibilities 511 local authority Regulations 1981 536 \201 tness to drive 289 , 473 Food Hygiene Regulations inspectors 512 local effects, de \201 nition 675 local exhaust ventilation 2006 552 (LEV) systems components 644 \200\2235 factors affecting Freedom of Information Act 2000 582 \200\2233 genetically modi \201 ed shift and night work 141 thermal environment 35 , 37 , 39 performance 644 maintenance 539 , 635 performance organisms 110 \200\22311 Work in Compressed Air Regulations 1996 546 \200\2237 Workplace (Health, Health and Safety at Work, etc., Act 1974 514 , 518 \200\22319 Health and Safety (Display S creen Equipment) Regulations 1992 528 \200\2239 assessment 646 \200\2237 records of examination and testing 648 lone working 138 \200\2239 Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 526 \200\2237 young people at risk management 389 long working hours 142 longitudinal (cohort) studies 700 \200\2231 human tissue and body work 522 , 523 \202 uids 104 \200\2236 see also health and safety ionizing radiation 22 \200\2233 , lopinavir, post-exposure HIV prophylaxis 822 regulation 325 leptospirosis 180 , 848 , 868 leukaemias 330 , 842 , 852 rubber process dust/ Ionizing Radiation lorazepam Regulations 1999 542 in cyanide poisoning 799 in phenol poisoning 807 lasers 285 lead exposure 307 , 326 , fume 58 lost time rate 403 Love Canal, soil level-dependent hearing protectors 658 LGV drivers, \201 tness to 435 , 437 lone working 139 long working hours 142 Management of Health pollution 720 \200\2231 lower back pain 254 \200\2235 vibration-induced 8 lower tier retira l 413 lowest observable drive 474 lifting and handling 120 \200\2232 and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 520 \200\2231 ergonomics assessments 776 risk assessment 121 \200\2232 adverse effect level (LOAEL) 672 manual handling 122 , 255 mechanical hazards 131 new and expectant mothers 524 \200\2235 light sources, luminance 12 hazardous 26 \200\2237 measurement 14 \200\22315 luminous intensity 12 lung cancer 228 \200\2239 , 851 , 853 , 864 \200\2235 , 869 , 871 diesel fumes exposure 57 lighting assessment and noise 7 , 303 noti \201 able diseases of animals 113 optical radiation 26 surveys 14 \200\22315 impact on health 12 \200\22313 legislation 526 , 531 50_Smedley_Index.indd 904 1/2/2013 3:36:25 PM INDEX 905 major accident prevention policy (MAPP) 590 nickel 73 silica exposure 54 welding fume medical review of \201 cers (MROs) 379 medication supply, major accidents, de \201 nition 590 exposure 60 expatriates 386 \200\2237 medico-legal work 364 melanoma 247 melanoptysis 218 melatonin, fo r jet lag 145 M ni re \200\231s disease 433 meningococcal major injuries, wood dust exposure 53 reporting 534 \200\2235 malaria prophylaxis 383 , lung damage aluminum 62 arsenic 63 asbestos \201 bres 55 beryllium 64 cadmium 65 chromium 66 coal dus t 49 cobalt 67 cotton dust 50 diesel engine exhaust 384 malathion risk phrases 90 workplace exposure infections 164 \200\2235 limits 92 mental health see also pesticides malt worker \200\231s lung 206 Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 520 \200\2231 assessment tools 750 \200\2231 psychiatric emergencies 823 \200\2235 mental health emissions (DEEE) 57 policies 376 \200\2237 mental impairment, de \201 nition 564 new and expectant mothers 524 \200\2235 managers, role in absence management 370 \200\2231 \202 our dust 51 grain dust 52 hydrogen sulfide 99 iron 69 manganese 71 mercury 72 metal working \202 uids (MWFs) 61 nitrogen dioxide 100 pesticides 90 phenol 93 rosin 59 rubber process dust/ mercury 72 biological monitoring 625 BMGV 627 food contamination 722 , manganese 71 parkinsonism 292 , 293 prescribed diseases 851 psychosis 306 , 307 723 prescribed diseases 851 psychosis 306 respirator \201 lters 657 mercury poisoning 804 \200\2235 mesothelioma 230 \200\2231 , Mantoux test 166 manual handling 120 \200\2232 ergonomics assessments 776 risk assessment 121 \200\2232 manual labor, prescribed 859 , 871 metabolic rate, variation with activity 31 fume 58 silica 54 sulfur dioxide 102 vanadium 74 welding fume 60 wood dust 53 see also pulmonary diseases 842 \200\2233 metabolism 674 metal fume fever 210 \200\22311 copper exposure 68 zinc exposure 75 metal in ert gas (MIG) manual metal arc (MMA) welding 60 Marburg virus 158 mastectomy, expected time off work 409 matching, case-control welding 60 \201 brosis; pulmonary oedema studies 702 maternity leave metal particulates, sampling lung function tests 198 \200\223761 and analysis 49 metal working \202 uids (MWFs) 61 in coal worker \200\231s entitlements 571 MbOCA (2,2 \200\231-dichloro-4, pneumoconiosis 219 in COPD 212 in pneumoconioses 216 serial peak \202 ow 4-methylene dianiline) 83 , 853 methaemoglobinaemia 328 acute treatment 808 methyl bromide exposure, prescribed diseases 852 BMGV 627 testing 762 \200\2233 lung volumes 880 Lyme disease 112 , 186 \200\2237 , measurements 354 meat processing, good methyl ethyl ketone 87 occupational hygiene practices 113 biological monitoring 625 1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6- tetrahydropyridine (MPTP), parkinsonism 292 850 , 868 mechanical hazards 130 \200\2231 , lymphoproliferative disorders 330 599 media interviews 786 \200\2237 medial epicondylitis, methylene blue M machine-made mineral \201 bre (methylthioninium chloride) diagnostic criteria 257 medical evacuations (medivacs) 386 medical insurance, expatriates 387 in methaemo globinaemia (MMMF) 56 328 , 808 machinery hazards 130 \200\2231 magenta exposure, photodermatitis 250 methylene chloride 238 methylene-bis-2- medical kits for travel 383 medical records see prescribed diseases 853 magnetic \201 elds 24 maintenance, control measures 635 chloroaniline, biological monitoring 625 records medical reports see reports 50_Smedley_Index.indd 905 1/2/2013 3:36:25 PM INDEX 906 monitoring, selection of sampling and analysis methods 606 National Institute for methylene-bis- Biological Standards and Controls (NIBSC) 713 orthochloroaniline exposure, RIDDOR reportable diseases 870 National Poisons monitoring Information Service (NPIS) 792 4,4-methylenedianiline (MDA), BMGV 627 methylmercury exposure, techniques 604 \200\2235 mortality rates 684 mortality statistics 692 \200\2233 motor neuropathy 296 moving walkways , legislation 527 mucosal irritation nausea and vomiting, air passenger travel 481 neck disorders, medical management 256 psychosis 306 methyl-n-butyl ketone exposure, RIDDOR reportable diseases 870 needlestick injuries associated hazards 816 counseling and support 818 4-methylpentan-2-one, ozone 101 sulfur dioxide 102 BMGV 627 methylthioninium chloride see methylene blue microbial pathogens 108 military personnel multidisciplinary follow-up 817 post-exposure occupational health services 345 prophylaxis 817 multi-ori \201 ce total inhalable hepatitis B 820 HIV 822 \200\2233 \201 tness assessment sampler 48 486 \200\2237 multiple myeloma 330 multi-resistant reporting procedures 818 restrictions from work 818 pilots 487 \200\2238 recruits 486 , 487 Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), colonization of health care workers 252 post-con \202 ict illness 332 \200\2233 risk assessment 816 , 817 source testing 816 mineral oil exposure prescribed diseases 853 RIDDOR reportable diseases 870 mineral oil mist, sampling mushroom worker \200\231s Neisseria meningitidis 164 \200\2235 nerve agents 829 neurological effects 98 lung 206 mutagenesis 675 Mycobacterium and analysis 49 Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) 457 minimum sampling volumes 607 marinum 195 acetone 76 acrylamide 78 acrylonitrile 79 carbon disulphide 81 carbon monoxide 98 chlorofor m 82 n-hexane 88 hydrogen sulfide 99 lead 70 manganese 71 mercury 72 methyl ethyl ketone 87 pesticides 90 phenol 93 styrene 94 tetrachloroethylene 95 vinyl chloride 96 neuropathic pa in 296 neuropathies mylagic encephalomyelitis (ME) 460 \200\2231 myocardial infarction, karoshi 336 minimum school leaving N N,N -dimethylacetamide, age 523 mining prescribed diseases 856 , BMGV 627 naphthalene 329 naphthylamine exposure, 858 , 865 , 866 RIDDOR reportable diseases 870 , 871 prescribed diseases 853 see also coal dust; coalworker \200\231s pneumoconiosis narcosis, acute 290 \200\2231 emergency management 291 mirtazapine 458 in PTSD 314 miscarriage 320 \200\2231 mists legislation 291 nasal cancers 232 , 853 , 855 , 861 , 872 compression nasal irritation, styrene 94 nasal mucosal neuropathies 294 \200\2235 de \201 nition and diabetes mellitus 462 organophosphate- induced 298 \200\2239 examples 45 metal working \202 uids (MWFs) 61 organic 114 \200\22315 sampling and analysi s 49 atrophy 232 \200\2233 nasal polyps 232 \200\2233 nasal septal perforation peripheral arsenic 63 chromium 66 neuropathies 296 \200\2237 neuropsychiatric disease 851 neurotoxicity 852 neutrons 16 neutropenia, bone marrow mixtures, evaluation of exposure 616 models of occupational nasal septal ulceration 232 \200\2233 nasal sinuses, cancer 73 , 232 , 853 , 855 , 861 , 872 health provision 344 \200\2235 nasopharyngeal advantages and carcinoma 866 national audit 355 National Director for aplasia 324 \200\2235 disadvantages of different models 345 new mothers, health and safety regulations 524 \200\2235 current and future Health and Work 395 , 396 developments 346 50_Smedley_Index.indd 906 1/2/2013 3:36:25 PM INDEX 907 occupational non-malfeasance 360 non-randomized, controlled New Zealand yellow \202 ags history-taking 446 occupational hygiene, de \201 nition 598 occupational hygiene system, chronic pain 754 interventions 704 no observable adverse NHS Health at Work Network 397 effects level (NOAEL) 600 , 672 NHS Plus 397 NICE, guidance on exposure monitoring 600 note-taking, sickness absence management 406 occupational occupational health consultations 748 \200\2239 hygiene reports, assessment 774 \200\2235 occupational hygienists 343 role and function 598 occupational illness 341 occupational physicians nickel 73 noti \201 able diseases of animals, BSE 162 prescribed diseases 853 RIDDOR reportable diseases 869 , 872 nicotine addiction 565 nicotin e replacement noti \201 able human diseases 535 anthrax 177 \200\2236 brucellosis 185 \200\2234 hepatiti s B 153 hepatitis C 155 legionnaires \200\231 therapy (NRT) 391 (OHPs) 342 odds ratio 686 Of \201 ce for Nuclear Regulation 512 Offshore Installations night work 140 \200\2231 health assessments 574 , 756 \200\2237 disease 168 \200\2239 and pregnancy 570 risk management 389 working time meningococcal and Pipeline Works (First Aid) Regulations 1989 537 oil folliculitis 249 oil mist (metal wo rking infections 165 SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) 173 regulations 574 nitrates, water contamination 719 tetanus 171 \200\2230 tuberculosis 167 viral haemorrhagic fevers 159 \202 uids) 61 nitriles, cyanide oil platforms, medical poisoning 796 \200\2239 nitrogen dioxide 100 role in sick building syndrome 334 nitrogen ox ides, respirator cover 537 older employees nuclear weapons, terrorist \201 tness for work 452 \200\2233 health interventions 453 attack 832 \200\2233 one-tailed p -values 688 operational pressures, and \201 lters 657 noise O obesity 454 \200\2235 ill-health retirement 413 audiometry opioids 755 optical radiation 26 \200\2237 screening 764 \200\2235 Control of Noise at BMI calculator 882 \200\2235 occupational exposure limits (OELs) 678 \200\2239 adjustment t o periods of lasers 28 \200\2239 Work Regulations 2005 548 \200\2239 orf 112 , 194 , 195 , 850 organic compounds, and \201 tness for work 4 \200\2235 hearing protectors 658 \200\2239 sampling and analysis 50 organic dust toxic syndrome work >8 hours 614 \200\22315 prediction of noise occupational hazards, classi \201 cation 599 reduction 660 \200\2231 (ODTS) 204 organic dusts and mists 114 \200\22315 organic lead exposure instrumentation 6 \200\2237 legislation 7 , 303 L EPd determination 7 prescribed diseases 8 43 \200\2234 risk assessment and management 5 occupational health advisers (OHAs) 342 \200\2233 occupational health biological monitoring 625 health surveillance 436 \200\2237 psychosis 306 assessment, obtaining consent 839 \200\22340 occupational health nurses organizational hazards 599 organizational pressures, noise assessments 778 (OHNs) 342 \200\2233 administration of noise monitoring survey and ill-health retirement 413 data form 779 immunizations 374 \200\2235 occupational health service noise-induced hearing organizational solution to exposure control 638 loss 302 \200\2233 audiometry 432 models 344 \200\2235 advantages and organochlorine nomograms, lung function disadvantages of different models 345 pesticides 90 organomercurials tests 760 non-Hodgkin \200\231s current and future food contamination 723 poisoning 805 organophosphate pesticides 90