Chromium toxicity

Yu, Dianyi

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Chromium toxicity

Published Date:

December 18, 2008

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Yu, Dianyi

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United States, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.

Series:

Case studies in environmental medicine

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How to use this course -- Initial check -- What is chromium? -- Where is chromium found? -- What are the routes of exposure for chromium? -- Who is at risk of exposure to chromium? -- What are the standards and regulations for chromium exposure? -- What is the biologic fate of chromium in the body? -- What are the physiologic effects of chromium exposure? -- Clinical assessment - history, signs and symptoms -- Clinical assessment - laboratory tests -- How should patients exposed to chromium be treated and managed? -- What instructions should be given to patients exposed to chromium? -- Sources of additional information -- Posttest -- Literature cited

"Course: WB 1466."

"CE original date: December 18, 2008."

"CE Expiration date: December 18, 2011."

Literature cited: p. 62-67.

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Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection

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