Occupational exposure to dust (Q50701): Difference between revisions

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Latest revision as of 21:36, 13 August 2026

Occupational exposure to dust is exposure to dust during work, at the work location, or from the work location. The primary route of exposure is inhalation. Dusts are technically defined as dry particle aerosols produced by mechanical processes such as breaking, grinding, and pulverizing. Dusts may be of biological or nonbiological origin.

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
default for all languages	QD84.0
English	Occupational exposure to dust	Occupational exposure to dust is exposure to dust during work, at the work location, or from the work location. The primary route of exposure is inhalation. Dusts are technically defined as dry particle aerosols produced by mechanical processes such as breaking, grinding, and pulverizing. Dusts may be of biological or nonbiological origin.