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TOL TELAE page a of 6 <br /> ?: Whar are my chances ofr�uinv sic:: when ;ave been Tne roiiowtng :nrorrrauon :s avananie tion.: <br /> �Mvos_d to c-4CM;cais-' - <br /> A: he iikeiihood of becoming sick from c me tica:s is Ne,v:erse.,Department of Heaith and Senior Semites <br /> increased as the amount of exposure increases- This s Occupadonai Disease and injury Services <br /> deterrnined by the ierigh of rime and the amount of PO Sox 360 <br /> Material to which someone is exposed. Trenton.V]086 -dSb© <br /> (609)984-1863 <br /> Q: When are higher exposures more likeiy? (609)392-36;"(faxi <br /> A: Conditions tivrucn increase risk of exposure include <br /> ohvsicai and mechanical orocesses {hearing, pouring, web address: �rrp:/I wwstare.nj.tasihealthieohiodiswebr <br /> spraying, spills and Vvaporarion from large surface areas <br /> such as open containers), and "confined space" cxnosures Industrial Hvmene Information <br /> iworking inside ears,reactors, boilers,small rooms,arc.). Industnai hvgienists are available to answer your questions <br /> regarding the control of chemical exposures using eNhausr <br /> Q: Is the risk of getting sick higher for workers than for <br /> vendiation, special work practices, good housekeeaing, good <br /> communiry residents? hygiene practices, and personal prote-mve equipment including <br /> A: Yes. Exposures in the community,except-possibly in cases respirators. In addition. they can help to interpret the results of <br /> of tires or spills, are usually much lower than those found indrrsztial hygiene survey data. <br /> in the workplace. However,people in the community may <br /> be exposed to contaminated water as well as to chemicals Medical Evaluation <br /> in the air over long periods. Because of this, and because If you think you are becoming sick because of exposure to <br /> of exposure of chiidren or people who are already ill, chemicals at your workplace, you may call personnel at the <br /> community exposures may cause health problems. Departtnenr of Health and Senior Services, Occupational <br /> Disease and Injury Services, who can help you find the <br /> information you need. <br /> Q: Who is at the jrearest risk from reproductive hazards? <br /> A: Pregnant women are at grearest risk from chemicals that Public Presentations <br /> harm the developing fetus. However, chemicals may affect Presentatious and educational programs on occupational health <br /> the abiiiry to have children, so both men and women of or the Right to Know Act can be organized for labor unions, <br /> childbearing nee are at high risk. trade associations and other groups. <br /> Q: Should t be concerned if a chemical is a teratogen in Right to Know Information Resources <br /> animals? The Right to Know lnfoline (609) 984-?302 can answer <br /> A: Yes. Although some chemicals may affect humans questions about the identity and potential health effects of <br /> differently than they affect animals, damage to animals chemicals. list of educational materials in occuparional health. <br /> suggests that similar damage can occur in humans. references used to prepare the Fact Sheets, preparation of the <br /> Right to Know survey, education and training progtarns, <br /> labeling requirements, and general information regarding the <br /> Right to Know Act. Violations of the law should be reported to <br /> (609)984-2207. <br />