نتایج جستجو برای: inhalational exposure

تعداد نتایج: 308489  

ژورنال: طب کار 2014
حلوانی, غلامحسین , زارع سخویدی, محمدجواد, سموری, فاطمه, فلاح زاده, حسین , مستغاثی, مهرداد, میهن پور, حمیده,

Background: expert judgments in combination with exposure models are used extensively in estimation of inhalational exposures in occupational environments. However, their reliability is not as good as conventional air sampling methods. The aim of this study was to investigate the applicability, weaknesses and strengths of Bayesian analysis in combination with SSA (Structured Subjective Assessme...

Journal: :Pediatrics 2006
Janice J Kim Lynnette J Mazur

Molds are eukaryotic (possessing a true nucleus) nonphotosynthetic organisms that flourish both indoors and outdoors. For humans, the link between mold exposure and asthma exacerbations, allergic rhinitis, infections, and toxicities from ingestion of mycotoxin-contaminated foods are well known. However, the cause-and-effect relationship between inhalational exposure to mold and other untoward h...

Journal: :Respiratory care clinics of North America 2004
John S Parrish David A Bradshaw

Terrorism poses a clear and present danger to civilian populations. Although terrorist cells may gain access to traditional chemical weapons,there are literally thousands of other industrial chemicals to choose from. Common chemicals used on a daily basis in an industrialized society can be readily obtained from the local shopping center, rail yard. or from nearby industrial parks. and terroris...

2012
Lisa N. Henning Karen T. Gillum David A. Fisher Roy E. Barnewall Robert T. Krile Michael S. Anderson Michael J. Ryan Richard L. Warren

To characterize the clinical presentation and pathophysiology of inhalational brucellosis, Balb/c mice were challenged with Brucella melitensis 16M in a nose-only aerosol exposure chamber. A low dose of 1000 cfu/animal of B. melitensis resulted in 45% of mice with tissue burdens eight weeks post-challenge. The natural history of brucellosis in mice challenged by higher aerosol doses was examine...

2012
Bradford W. Gutting Tonya L. Nichols Stephen R. Channel Jeffery M. Gearhart George A. Andrews Alan E. Berger Ryan S. Mackie Brent J. Watson Sarah C. Taft Katie A. Overheim Robert L. Sherwood

There is a need to better understand inhalational anthrax in relevant animal models. This understanding could aid risk assessment, help define therapeutic windows, and provide a better understanding of disease. The aim here was to characterize and quantify bacterial deposition and dissemination in rabbits following exposure to single high aerosol dose (> 100 LD(50)) of Bacillus anthracis (Ames)...

Journal: :Journal of cerebral blood flow and metabolism : official journal of the International Society of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism 2007
Hideto Kitano Jeffrey R Kirsch Patricia D Hurn Stephanie J Murphy

This review will focus on inhalational anesthetic neuroprotection during cerebral ischemia and inhalational anesthetic preconditioning before ischemic brain injury. The limitations and challenges of past and current research in this area will be addressed before reviewing experimental and clinical studies evaluating the effects of inhalational anesthetics before and during cerebral ischemia. Me...

2003
Kevin S. Griffith Paul Mead Gregory L. Armstrong John Painter Katherine A. Kelley Alex R. Hoffmaster Donald Mayo Diane Barden Renee Ridzon Umesh Parashar Eyasu Habtu Teshale Jen Williams Stephanie Noviello Joseph F. Perz Eric E. Mast David L. Swerdlow James L. Hadler

On November 20, 2001, inhalational anthrax was confirmed in an elderly woman from rural Connecticut. To determine her exposure source, we conducted an extensive epidemiologic, environmental, and laboratory investigation. Molecular subtyping showed that her isolate was indistinguishable from isolates associated with intentionally contaminated letters. No samples from her home or community yielde...

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