APPLIED
OCCUPATIONAL
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
HYGIENE
Volume 14, Number 5, May 1999
ARTICLES
Agricultural Hazard Data from a Population-Based Survey
of Cash Grain Farms: Ohio Observations 299
David H. Pedersen, I R. Wilkins III, Thomas L. Bean, G. Lynn Mitchell,
J. Mac Crawford, and Lisa A. Jones
Evaluation of a Portable X-Ray Fluorescence Instrument
for the Determination of Lead in Workplace Air Samples 306
J. Clinton Morley, C. Scott Clark, James A. Deddens, Kevin Ashley,
and Sandy Roda
A Multi-Zone Model Evaluation of the Efficacy of Upper-Room
Air Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation 317
Mark Nicas and Shelly L. Miller
The Control of Press Cleaning Solvent Vapors in a Small
Lithographic Printing Establishment 329
Keith G. Crouch and Michael G. Gressel
Achieving Dust Lead Clearance Standards After Lead Hazard
Control Projects: An Evaluation of the HUD-Recommended
Cleaning Procedure and an Abbreviated Alternative 339
Sherry Dixon, Ellen Tohn, Ron Rupp, and Scott Clark
DEPARTMENTS
From Our Readers 267
Case Studies 276
Daniel Hubes and Mark Schiefer
OSHA Compliance Issues 285
David Black
Hazard Controls 289
National Institute for OcculMtional
Safety and Health
PAT Program 292
H. Amy Feng and Paid Schtecht
Continuing Education—
"The Action Level" 297
J. Thomas Pierce
Book Reviews 345
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APPLIED OOCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE
Volume 14, Number 1, January 1999
ARTICLES
Bloodborne Exposures at a United States Army Medical
Center 20
Thomas C. Goob, Stephen M. Yamada, Ross E, Newman,
and Thomas M. Cashman
Working Conditions and Health in Hairdressing Salons 26
Time Leino, Erkki Kahkonen, Lauri Saarinen, Maj-Len Henriks-Eckerman,
and Harri Paakklilainen
Silo Gas Exposure in New York State Following
the Dry Growing Season of 1995 34
N. Pavelchak, L Church, S. Roerig, M. London, W. Welles, and G. Casey
Exposures of Geotechnical Laboratory Workers
to Respirable Crystalline Silica 39
Sally K. Miller, Philip L. Bigelow, Raeanne Sharp-Geiger,
and Roy M. Buchan
Mortality Among North Carolina Construction Workers,
1988-1994 45
Eileen Wang, John M. Dement, and Hester Lipscomb
DEPARTMENTS
Case Studies—100 Columns
in Applied 1
Dawn Tharr
Case Studies 7
John Decker, Scott Deitchman,
and Lon Santis
OSHA Compliance Issues 15
Carolyn Porta and
Elise Handelman
Continuing Education—
The Action Lever 18
J. Thomas Pierce
New Products 59
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APPLIED OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE
Volume 14, Number 2, February 1999
ARTICLES
Industrial Hygiene Recommendations as Interventions: A
Collaborative Model Within Occupational Medicine 85
Anne Bracket', Jill Blumberg, Michael Hodgson, and Eileen Storey
Workers' Compensation Experience of North Carolina
Residential Construction Workers, 1986-1994 97
John M. Dement and Hester Lipscomb
Laboratory Evaluation of a Protocol for Personal Sampling
of Airborne Particles in Welding and Allied Processes 107
K. Y. Kenneth Chung, Graham J. Carter, and Jim D. Stancliffe
Continuing the Search for WBGT Clothing Adjustment Factors 1 19
David J. 0' Connor and Thomas E. Bernard
Prediction of Workplace Wet Bulb Global Temperature 126
Thomas E. Bernard and Mehdi Pourmoghani
DEPARTMENTS
Case Studies 65
Ellen C. England and Gary N, Carlton
Hazard Controls 71
National Institute for Occupational
Safety and Health
OH Around the World 72
Toru Takebayashi, Isamu Kabe,
Yu 'ichi Endo, Shigeru Tanaka,
Hiroyuki Miyauchi, Karnko Nazi,
Ken Takahashi, and Kazuyaki Omae
Ergonomics 75
Scott Schneider
ELPAT Program 78
Curtis A. Eshe and H. Amy Feng
Continuing Education
"The Action Level" 83
J. Thomas Pierce
Book Reviews 135
Available New Literature 138
New Products 139
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APPLIED OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE
Volume 14, Number 3, March 1999
ARTICLES
Occupational Exposure to Styrene in Norway, 1972-1996 165
Kare Lenvik, Peter 0. Osvoll, and Torill Woldbcek
Conjugation of 7-Oxodehydroabietic Acid to Lysine,
A Haptenation Mechanism for an Oxidized Resin Acid
with Dermal Sensitizing Properties 171
Philip A. Smith, Christopher R. Bower-bank, PaulB. Savage,
David B. Drown, Milton L. Lee, William Alexander,
Warren W. Jederberg, and Kenneth Still
An Evaluation of Worker Lead Exposures and Cleaning
Effectiveness During Removal of Deteriorated
Lead-Based Paint 177
Aaron Sussell, Charles Hart, Deanna Wild, and Kevin Ashley
Measurements of Mineral Oil Mist, Hydrocarbon Vapor,
and Noise in Engine Rooms of Ships 186
Kristin Svendsen and Eli Borresen
Chemical Components of Shredded Paper Insulation:
A Preliminary Study 192
Bruce J. Kelman, Lome J. Swenson, Lalita V. Uppala, Joel M. Cohen,
James R. Millette, and Wolfgang F. Mueller
Case Studies 141
Dino A. Mattorano and
Timothy Merinar
PAT Program 149
Curtis A. Esche and Jensen H. Groff
OSHA Compliance Issues 153
Akintoye Adelakan, Eugene Schwart
and Lonna Blais
Hazard Controls 155
National Institute for Occupational
Safety and Health
Ventilation News Digest 156
D. JeffBurton
Instrument Performance
Criteria 159
G,E. Burroughs and M. W. Tabor
Continuing Education—
"The Action Level" 163
J. Thomas Pierce
Book Reviews 198
New Products 200
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APPLIED OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE
Volume 14, Number 4, April 1999
ARTICLES
Beryllium Contamination Inside Vehicles of Machine Shop
Workers 223
Wayne T. Sanderson, Paul K. Henneberger, John Martyny,
Kimberly Ellis, Margaret M. Mroz and Lee S. Newman
Transfer of Contaminants from Surface to Hands:
Experimental Assessment of Linearity of the Exposure Process,
Adherence to the Skin, and Area Exposed During Fixed Pressure
and Repeated Contact with Surfaces Contaminated with a Powder 231
Derk H. Brouwer, Ramon Kroese, and Joop J. Van Hem men
Determination of Volatile Organohalogen Compounds in
Human Urine 240
Zaneta Polkowska, Tadeusz, Gorecki, and Jacek Namiesnik
A Pilot Study to Characterize Fine Particles in the
Environment of an Automotive Machining Facility 246
Constantinos Sioutas
A New Passive Sampler for Regulated Workplace Aldehydes 255
Shih-Wei Tsai and Shane S. Que Hee
DEPARTMENTS
Case Studies 203
Ronald M. Hall and Elena Page
Ergonomics 208
Awwad Dababneh and Thomas Waters
IH Interface 216
Richard Hartle
Hazard Controls 218
National Institute for Occupational
Safety and Health
Continuing Education—
"The Action Level" 221
J. Thomas Pierce
Book Reviews 263
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APPLIED OCCUPATIONAL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE
Volume 14, Number 6, June 1999
ARTICLES
Returning Perchlorate-Contaminated Fume Hood Systems
to Service Part II. Disassembly, Decontamination, Disposal,
and Analytical Procedures 369
M. Bader, C. C. Phitlips, T. R. Mueller, W. S. Underwood, and S. D. Whitson
Sample Size-Based Indication of Normality in Lognormally
Distributed Populations 376
Gregory A. Day, Nurtan A. Esmen, and Thomas A. Hall
Anesthetic Gas Exposure in Veterinary Clinics 84
R. E. Korezynski
Paraformaldehyde Sterilant Use in Vocational High
School Program 391
Robert Olcerst
Asbestos Fiber Release from the Brake Pads
of Overhead Industrial Cranes 397
John W. Spencer, Marc ./. Plisko. and./. LeRoy balzer
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APPLIED OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE
Volume 14, Number 7, July 1999
ARTICLES
Measurements of Oxygen Concentration of Air Within
Totally Encapsulating Chemical-Protective Suits 442
D. Alan Veasey and Kenneth W. Oldfield
An Australian Study to Evaluate Worker Exposure
to Chrysotile in the Automotive Service Industry 448
Paul Yeung, Kirn Patience, Linda Apthorpe, and Deborah Willcocks
Surveillance of Construction Worker Injuries:
The Utility of Trade-Specific Analysis 458
Katherine L. Hunting, Laura S. Welch, Lisa Nessel-Stephens,
Judith Anderson, andAbla Mawudeku
A Description of Factors Affecting Hazardous Waste
Workers' Use of Respiratory Protective Equipment 470
Mary K. Salazar, Timothy K. Takaro, Catherine Cannon, Kathy Erteil,
George Pappas, and Sooft Barnhart
Surface Composition of Silica and Particles Embedded
in an Australian Bituminous Coal 479
B. Gong, P. J. Pigram, and R. N. Lamb
The Indigenous Sea Gypsy Divers of Thailand's West Coast:
Measurement of Carbon Monoxide in the Breathing Air 488
David Gold, Alan Geater, Somboon Aiyarak, and Wilawan Juengpraert
Case Studies 407
Steven W. Lenhart and
Yvonne T. Gagnon
Ergonomics 413
Scott P. Schneider
IH Interface 427
Michael V. Van Dyke
Hazard Controls 433
National Institute for Occupational
Safety and Health
OSHA Compliance Issues 436
Keith Motley and Richard Fairfax
Continuing Education
"The Action Level" 440
J. Thomas Pierce
Book Reviews 496
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APPLIED OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE
Volume 14, Number 8, August 1999
ARTICLES
An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Lead Paint Hazard
Reduction When Conducted by Homeowners and Landlords 522
L. A. Etre, S. j. Reynolds, L. F. Burmister, P. S. Whitten, and R. Gergely
Exposure Assessment of Laboratory Students 530
Yu-Mei Tan, louis DiBerardinis. and Thomas Smith
The Effect of Room Size and General Ventilation on
the Relationship Between Near and Far-Field Concentrations 539
John W. Cherrie
A Bayesian Approach to Retrospective Exposure Assessment 547
Gurumurthy Ramachandran and james H. Vincent
A Method for Detecting Breakthrough of Organic Solvent
Vapors in a Charcoal Tube Using Semiconductor Gas Sensors 558
Hajime Hori, Yuji Noritake, Hisako Murobushi, Toshiaki Higashi.
and Isamu Tanaka
Factory Performance Evaluations of Engineering Controls
for Asphalt Paving Equipment 565
Kenneth R. Mead, R. Leroy Mickelsen, and Thomas E. Brumagin
DEPARTMENTS
Case Studies 499
Ann M. Krake, Karen A. Worthington,
Kenneth M. Wallingford, and Kenneth
F.Martinez
Instrument Performance
Criteria 510
John Paiassis
I H Interface 515
Deanna M. Ennis
Hazard Controls 519
National lnstimte for Occupalumal
Safety and Health
Continuing Education—
"The Action LeveF 520
Book Reviews 574
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APPLIED OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE
Volume 14, Number 9, September 1999
ARTICLES
Comparison oFDust Sampling Mdluuls in Hslonia
and Sweden—A Field Study 592
Peter Berg, Vello Jaakmees, and Lennart Bodin
Exposure to Biohazards in Wood Dust: Bacteria, Fungi,
Endotoxins, and (1 —> 3) (beta) -D-Glucans 598
K. Udeni Alwis, John Mandryk, and Ailsa D. Hocking
Recommended Default Methodology for Analysis of Airborne
Exposures to Mixtures of Chemicals in Emergencies 609
D. K. Craig, R, L. Raskett, J. S. Davis, L. Dukes, D. L Hansen, A. J. Petrocchi,
T J. Powell, P. J. Sutherland, and T. E, Tucchuirdi, Jr
Comparison of Tliree Methods for Assessment of Hand Exposure
to Azinphos-Methyl (Guthion) During Apple Thinning 618
Richard A. Fenske, Nancy J. Sirncox. Janice E. Camp, and Cynthia J. Hines
New Experimental Studies of the Basic Performance
Characteristics of Aerosol Samplers 624
Avula Sreenath, James H. Vincent, and Gurumurthy Ramachandran
Exposure Characterization for Highway Construction Part I:
Cut and Cover and Tunnel Finish Stages 632
NicoleA. Blute. Susan R. Woskie, and Cathy A. Greenspan
DEPARTMENTS
Case Studies 577
Nancy J. Simcox, Don Lofgren,
Jeff Leons, and Janice Camp
OSHA Compliance Issues 583
G. Ryan and T. M. Terry
Hazard Controls 587
National Institute for Occupational
Safety and Health
Continuing Education—
"The Action Level" 590
Rook Reviews 642
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