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Lesson 6 Examination:

Classification and Division

Essay Prewriting

Title: Occupational Lung Diseases

Introduction

Background: Occupational lung diseases are collection of diseases that come as a result of continuous and extensive exposure to toxic material

Thesis statement: Work environment is the biggest cause of occupational lung diseases.

Body Paragraphs

Conclusion

Examples of Lung diseases

Two categories

Examples of Occupational Lung Diseases

Causes of Occupational Lung diseases

Symptoms

Prevention

Lung disease refers to many disorders affecting the lungs

Asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, infections such as pneumonia, influenza lung cancer, tuberculosis and many other breathing problems.

Specific- caused from environments dealing with coal, asbestos such as pneumoconiosis (black lung), farmer’s lung and berylliosis (brown lung)

Non Specific- diseases that aggravate due to the work environment such as asthma

Mesothelioma, silicosis, occupational asthma, sick building syndrome, asbestosis, Asthma, Lung cancer, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) although caused mainly by smoking but can also be caused by the work environment

Work environment

  • environments dealing with coal, asbestos such as pneumoconiosis

metals or dusts,

irritants and infections

Other occupations are more prone to occupational lung cancer than others.

  • Construction and industrial work expose workers to asbestos.

Farming exposes workers to harmful chemicals and dusts,

Miners have a higher risk of exposure to minerals and coal.

Firefighters get exposed to more harmful substances such as gases, dust, fumes, combustion particles, and toxic particles.

Occupational lung diseases can easily lead to lung cancer from exposure to silica, asbestos, and arsenic.

Lung illnesses get worse in the work environment and it is especially harmful to workers.

Wheezing, and coughing

Breathing problems and other symptoms.

Severe symptoms include chest pains while coughing and coughing up blood.

Occupational lung diseases can easily be prevented by:

  • Avoiding any exposure to harmful particles.

Ventilation to let out harmful fumes to avoid congestion.

Using face masks or respiratory masks in risky areas

Diagnosis is important in order to treat the disease

Occupational lung diseases are mainly caused by continuous and extensive exposure to toxic material in unfavorable environment.

Occupational lung diseases can be treated through medication