The hygiene, diseases and mortality of occupations / by J. T. Arlidge. London : Percival, 1892
Content
- PDF Front cover
- PDF Endsheet
- PDF Vortitelblatt
- PDF Title page
- PDF TO SIR ANDREW CLARK, BART. [...]
- PDF VII PREFACE
- PDF XI CONTENTS
- PDF 1 CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY AND HISTORICAL
- PDF 13 CHARTER II ON THE CONDITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF LABOUR
- PDF 51 CHAPTER III CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE CONDITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF LABOUR IN THEIR BEARINGS UPON STATISTICS
- PDF 67 CHAPTER IV CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATIONS
- PDF 74 CLASS I. NON-TRADERS.
- PDF 134 CLASS II. - Traders. - Persons engaged in trading occupations, wholesale and retail.
- PDF 237 CLASS II. - Occupations raising New Material from the Earth.
- PDF 244 [CHAPTER V.] A SUPPLEMENTARY CHAPTER ON THE INHALATION OE DUST - ITS PATHOLOGY AND SYMPTOMATOLOGY
- PDF 259 CLASS II. MINING AND MANUFACTURE.
- PDF 259 GROUP 1. Manufactures causing the generation of dust of a nonpoisonous character, operating mechanically.
- PDF 422 GROUP II. OCCUPATIONS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH BY THE EMPLOYMENT OR PRODUCTION OF MATERIALS OF A DISTINCTLY POISONOUS OR NOXIOUS NATURE.
- PDF 471 GROUP III. OCCUPATIONS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH BY THE GENERATION OF NOXIOUS VAPOURS.
- PDF 529 GROUP IV. THE ACTION OF EXCESSIVE TEMPERATURES.
- PDF 539 GROUP V. ELECTRICITY.
- PDF 540 GROUP VI. ACTION OF ABNORMAL ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
- PDF 546 GROUP VII. PROLONGED USE, STRAIN OR PRESSURE, OR FRICTION AS A CAUSE OF DISEASE.
- PDF 560 GROUP VIII. EXPOSURE TO INFECTION AND CONTAGION.
- PDF 561 CONCLUDING CHAPTER HYGIENIC PROVISIONS AGAINST DISEASES OF OCCUPATION
- PDF 1 A COMPLETE CATALOGUE OF BOOKS PUBLISHED BY MESSERS. RIVINGTON 1897
- PDF Endsheet
- PDF Back cover
- PDF Spine