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Pregnant women (including those who do not realize they
are pregnant) are, however, at even greater risk of harm
not only to themselves, but to their unborn child. -
ANSWER-Certain occupations and exposures are linked
to specific adverse pregnancy outcomes. Efforts should be
made to identify, eliminate or reduce the risks associated
with each pregnant employee's duties.
T/F. All midwives need to be familiar with on-line toxicology
data banks resources to be able to quickly and accurately
inform pregnant women about potential risks, and provide
,appropriate counsel to reduce risk during pregnancy. -
ANSWER-True.
Essential elements of an environmental risk assessment
that should be done for all pregnant women. Occupational
health history includes at a minimum the following 3
questions: - ANSWER-What is your current job/career?
Are you now exposed to chemicals, pesticides, solvents,
metals, fumes, gas, dust, noise, radiation, infectious
diseases, body fluids, emotional stress, or other hazards?,
and Have you ever had any prior illnesses or symptoms
due to your work?
, If substance exposure is identified, then further detailed
history on? - ANSWER-Route, timing and duration of
exposure is essential.
Use of protective equipment such as gloves or masks
should be noted.
The Occupational Health and Safety Administration
(OSHA) mandates that the names and health effects of all
chemicals be available to worker on site via the material
Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). - ANSWER-Asking women to
obtain the MSDS is your starting point in learning more
about many workplace exposures.