88-119-a.pdf (22 pages, 386K)

88-119-b.pdf (38 pages, 1,100K)

3.1 Types of Safety Hazards

88-119-c.pdf (16 pages, 444K)

3.2 Specific Safety Hazards by Hospital Department

88-119-d.pdf (31 pages, 898K)

3.3 References
3.4 Additional Resources

88-119-e.pdf (9 pages, 240K)

5.1 Chemical Hazards

88-119-f.pdf (40 pages, 1,151K)

5.2 Physical Hazards
5.3 Mutagens and Teratogens

5.3.1 Introduction

88-119-g.pdf (35 pages, 934K)

5.3.2 Effects of Exposure

5.4 Dermatological Hazards
5.5 Stress
5.6 References

88-119-h.pdf (27 pages, 793K)

5.7 Additional Resources

88-119-i.pdf (28 pages, 700K)

1. Distribution of Hospital Workers (SIC 806) by Occupation
2. NIOSH Guidelines for Evaluation of Hospital Occupational Health and Safety Programs
3. Occupational Hazards by Location in the Hospital
4. Chemicals Encountered in Selected Hospital Occupations

88-119-j.pdf (30 pages, 502K)

5. Joint Advisory Notice: Protection Against Occupational Exposure to Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus

88-119-k.pdf (16 pages, 603K)

6. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reports

Part 1

88-119-l.pdf (36 pages, 1,357K)

Part 2

88-119-m.pdf (36 pages, 1,315K)

Part 3

88-119-n.pdf (35 pages, 1,235K)

Part 4

88-119-o.pdf (8 pages, 318K)

7. OSHA Work-Practice Guidelines for Personnel Dealing with Cytotoxic (Antineoplastic) Drugs

88-119-p.pdf (12 pages, 613K)

8. Reprints of Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Nosocomial Infections

Part 1

88-119-q.pdf (30 pages, 1,085K)

Part 2

88-119-r.pdf (30 pages, 671K)

Part 3

88-119-s.pdf (30 pages, 838K)

Part 4

88-119-t.pdf (18 pages, 1,069K)

Part 5

88-119-u.pdf (20 pages, 889K)