Question of the Day

Question - What are the four sub-syndromes of Acute Radiation Syndrome?

Question -  What are so-called “NIOSH skin notations” and why are they important?

Question - What human medical conditions have been associated with the bite of the lone star tick (Amblyomma americanum)?

Question - Acute toxicity by what heavy metal should be suspected in persons with clinical and electrophysiological findings consistent with Guillain-Barré syndrome?

Question - What medications are most likely to cause pill-induced esophagitis?

Question – What is the so-called “Flesh eating heroin” also called “Russian Magic”?

Question - What is the so-called “Flesh eating heroin” also called “Russian Magic”?

Question - What is the EPA’s “ToxCast” initiative?

Question - Isocyanates are known to be powerful irritants to the mucous membranes of the eyes and gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts. What clinical manifestations may result in workers exposed to isocyanates?

Question - What occupations and occupational situations may be associated with exposure to manganese?

Question - What vascular and skin manifestations have been reported in workers with occupationally based exposure to vinyl chloride?