Occupational skin disease

Contact dermatitis due to irritation

Allergic contact dermatitis

Physical causes of occuptional skin diseases

Systemic toxicity from percutaneous absorption of industrial chemicals

Biologic causes

Contact urticaria due to occupational exposures

Chloracne, chloracnegens, and other forms of environmental acne

Occupational skin cancer

Occupational nail disorders

Occupationally induced connective tissue disorders

Phototoxicity and photosensitivity reactions

Diagnosis and differetial diagnosis

The role of atopy in occupational skin disease

Diagnostic patch testing

The computer and occupational skin diseases

Prevention, rehabilitation, treatment

Workers compensation

Plant survey and inspection

Industrial processes commonly associated with skin disease

Soap and detergents

Cometics

Metals

Plastics synthetic resins

The semiconductor industry

Paints, varnishes, and lacquers

Solvents and plasticizers

Rubber

Petroleum and petroleum derivatives

Plants, woods, poison and poison oak, and frullania

Pesticides and other agriultural chemicals

Job descriptions with their irritants and allergens

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