Prentice Hall's Environmental Technology Series, Volume III: Health Effects of Hazardous Materials
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ISBN: 0023895519 / Publisher: Pearson, June 1996
An introduction to toxicology for hazardous materials technicians, and suitable as a text for an introductory course. Among the topics are the origins of toxicology, a classification of toxic agents, how toxins enter and move about the body, reproductive effects, effects on major organs and systems, and the health effects of radiation. Includes a glossary without pronunciation. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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This one of a series of handbooks is specifically designed to meet the Partners for Environmental Technology Education (PETE) curriculum guidelines now established for courses in the Environmental Hazardous Materials Technology (EHMT) Associates Degree Program. Volume III is a technician-level text that addresses the principles of toxicology and epidemiology as well as the application of these principles to industrial hygiene. It thoroughly develops awareness of the worker in a hazardous materials and waste setting.
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