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Trichloroethylene Toxicity

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Trichloroethylene Toxicity
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Course: WB1112
CE Original Date: November 8, 2007
CE Renewal Date: November 8, 2010
CE Expiration Date: November 8, 2012
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Cover Page Key Concepts About This and Other Case Studies in Environmental Medicine How to Apply for and Receive Continuing Education Credit Acknowledgments Disclaimer and Disclosure	What Are the Physiological Effects of Trichloroethylene? Learning Objectives Introduction Neurological Effects Hepatic and Renal Effects Cardiac Effects Reproductive and Developmental Effects Carcinogenic Effects Other Effects Key Points Progress Check
How to Use This Course Introduction Available Versions Instructions Instructional Format Learning Objectives	How Should Patients Exposed to Trichloroethylene Be Evaluated? Learning Objectives Introduction Patient History Physical Examination Signs and Symptoms Key Points Progress Check
Initial Check Instructions Case Study Initial Check Questions Initial Check Answers	What Laboratory Tests Can Assist in the Evaluation of Patients Exposed to Trichloroethylene? Learning Objectives Introduction Direct Biological Indicators Indirect Biological Indicators Key Points Progress Check
What is Trichloroethylene? Learning Objectives Definition Uses Other Uses Synonyms Key Points Progress Check	How Should Patients Exposed to Trichloroethylene Be Treated and Managed? Learning Objectives Introduction Acute Exposure Chronic Exposure Key Points Progress Check
Where is Trichloroethylene Found? Learning Objectives Introduction Occupational Exposures Environmental Exposures Exposures from Consumer Products Key Points Progress Check	What Instructions Should Be Given to Patients? Learning Objectives Introduction Self Care Clinical Follow Up Key Points Progress Check
How Are People Exposed to Trichloroethylene? Learning Objectives Introduction Inhalation Ingestion Skin Key Points Progress Check	Where Can I Find More Information? For More Information Other CSEMs
Who Is at Risk of Trichloroethylene Exposure? Learning Objectives Introduction Worker Exposure TCE Inhalant Abuse Banned Uses Degreaser's Flush Use of Groundwater Maternal Transmission Key Points Progress Check	Assessment and Posttest Instructions Introduction Online Instructions Posttest Relevant Content
What Are the U.S. Standards for Trichloroethylene Exposure? Learning Objectives Introduction Workplace Standards Environmental Standards Key Points Progress Check	Literature Cited References
What Is the Biological Fate of Trichloroethylene in the Body? Learning Objectives Introduction Half-Life Metabolic Pathways Species vs. Susceptibility Key Points Progress Check

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