5.The Relationship between Working Conditions and Adverse Health Symptoms of Employee in Solar Greenhouse.
Min ZHANG ; Xiu Feng WANG ; Xiu Min CUI ; Jian WANG ; Shi Xin YU
Biomedical and Environmental Sciences 2015;28(2):143-147
To determine the correlation between the working environment and the health status of employees in solar greenhouse, 1171 employees were surveyed. The results show the 'Greenhouse diseases' are affected by many factors. Among general uncomforts, the morbidity of the bone and joint damage is the highest and closely related to labor time and age. Planting summer squash and wax gourd more easily cause skin pruritus. Asthma-related cough, eye disease, and skin pruritus are significantly correlated with the cultivation of wax gourd. The application of inorganic fertilizer and fertigation dramatically induce the bone and joint damage. The smell of covering film greatly influence skin pruritus. Personal protection is badly scanty and normative occupational health and safety need to be completed.
Adult
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Asthma
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chemically induced
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Cough
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chemically induced
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Crops, Agricultural
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Educational Status
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Environment, Controlled
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Eye Diseases
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chemically induced
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Fertilizers
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toxicity
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Humans
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Middle Aged
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Nose Diseases
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chemically induced
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Occupational Exposure
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Pesticides
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toxicity
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Pruritus
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chemically induced
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Risk Factors
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Stomach Diseases
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chemically induced
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Workplace
9.Research progress of occupational hazards in plywood manufacturing.
Xiang HUANG ; Yue Ming JIANG ; Qing Qing NONG
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2023;41(4):317-320
Occupational disease hazards in plywood manufacturing mainly include wood dust, formaldehyde, phenol, ammonia, noise, terpene, microorganisms, etc. The exposure is complex with multiple factors accompanied or coexisted. In the production process, these factors are exceeded, and mass occupational disease hazard events occurred among workers. Exposure to wood dust, formaldehyde, terpene, etc., put workers at increased risk of cancer. This article provides a review of this issue in order to provide a scientific basis for the prevention and control of occupational disease hazards in plywood manufacturing.
Humans
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Wood/chemistry*
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Occupational Diseases/chemically induced*
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Formaldehyde/adverse effects*
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Terpenes
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Dust
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Occupational Exposure/adverse effects*
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