The types of disease in this scenario fall under this category
What are Interstitial Lung Diseases
100
Often found in hard rock miners, foundry workers, sandblasters, pottery makers and slate workers
What is Silicosis
100
Caused by reoeated exposure to mouldy hay or grain dust
What is farmer's lung
100
Once inhaled this causes lesions on the lungs which coalesce, enlarge and result in a loss of pulmonary volume
What is Pathophysiology of Silocosis
100
Dependent on the size of dust particles, chemical nature and amount of exposure
What is development of pneumoconiosis
200
The Subcategory that the diseases in this scenario fall under
What is Occupational Lung Disease
200
Often found in miners, manufactures of asbestos products and removers of asbestos installation
What is Asbestosis
200
Caused by exposure to serum, excretions or feathers from birds
What is Pigeon Breeder's Lung
200
Inhaled particles enter the alveoli where they become fibrotic, obliterated the alveoli and then the pleura thickens and develops plaques resulting in restrictive lung disease
What is pathophysiology of Asbestos
200
sized 1-5um
What are the most dangerous particles
300
The two major groups of occupational lung disease
What are pneumoconiosis and hypersensitivity diseases
300
Found in talc miners, millers, drug abusers and sometimes infants and small children
What is Talcosis
300
Caused by mould in the water reservoir of appliances