uma visão crítica do uso de padrões de exposição na vigilância da saúde no trabalho a critical view of the use of exposure standards in occupational health surveillance
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Abstract
Os Limites de Exposição ocupacional a agentes químicos utilizados na indústria são analisados no contexto da aplicação reducionista que a Medicina do Trabalho faz dos conceitos de causa e norma. São discutidas algumas das lacunas técnico-científicas desses Limites de Exposição, inclusive daqueles utilizados no Brasil, bem como seu uso como instrumentos de normalização do ambiente de trabalho.
The reductionist application of the concepts of cause and standard in Occupational Medicine is studied by examining human exposure limits for chemical agents in industry. The author discusses several scientifc and technical shortcomings in such exposure standards, including those used in Brazil, and analyzes their use as a way to classify as normal some risk factors in the workplace.
The reductionist application of the concepts of cause and standard in Occupational Medicine is studied by examining human exposure limits for chemical agents in industry. The author discusses several scientifc and technical shortcomings in such exposure standards, including those used in Brazil, and analyzes their use as a way to classify as normal some risk factors in the workplace.
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| Authors | ;Fernando D. Vasconcelos |
| Journal | iberian conference on information systems and technologies, cisti |
| Year | 1995 |
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