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1910.1052(j)(5) Content of Medical Surveillance

OSHA 1910 General Industry > Z Toxic and Hazardous Substances > 1910.1052 Methylene Chloride > 1910.1052(j) Medical Surveillance > 1910.1052(j)(5) Content of Medical Surveillance
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1910.1052(j)(5)(i) Medical and Work History

The comprehensive medical and work history shall emphasize neurological symptoms, skin conditions, history of hematologic or liver disease, signs or symptoms suggestive of heart disease (angina, coronary artery disease), risk factors for cardiac disease, MC exposures, and work practices and personal protective equipment used during such exposures.

[Note to paragraph (j)(5)(i): See Appendix B of this section for an example of a medical and work history format that would satisfy this requirement.]

1910.1052(j)(5)(iii) Laboratory Surveillance

The physician or other licensed health care professional shall determine the extent of any required laboratory surveillance based on the employee's observed health status and the medical and work history.

[Note to paragraph (j)(5)(iii): See Appendix B of this section for information regarding medical tests. Laboratory surveillance may include before- and after-shift carboxyhemoglobin determinations, resting ECG, hematocrit, liver function tests and cholesterol levels.]

1910.1052(j)(5)(iv) Other Information or Reports

The medical surveillance shall also include any other information or reports the physician or other licensed health care professional determines are necessary to assess the employee's health in relation to MC exposure.

1910.1052(j)(5)(ii) Physical Examination

Where physical examinations are provided as required above, the physician or other licensed health care professional shall accord particular attention to the lungs, cardiovascular system (including blood pressure and pulse), liver, nervous system, and skin. The physician or other licensed health care professional shall determine the extent and nature of the physical examination based on the health status of the employee and analysis of the medical and work history.

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