How many kinds of occupational diseases are there?

How many kinds of legal occupational diseases are there now?

Statutory occupational diseases * * * 9 categories, 1: (1) occupational poisoning 5 categories; (2) pneumoconiosis; (3) Occupational diseases caused by physical factors; (4) Occupational infectious diseases; (5) Occupational dermatosis; (6) Occupational eye diseases; (7) Occupational otolaryngology diseases; (8) Occupational tumor; (9) Other occupational diseases.

How many kinds of legal occupational diseases are there in China, including several categories?

China's legal occupational diseases include 10, 132!

20 13 On February 23rd, the National Health and Family Planning Commission, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, state administration of work safety and the All-China Federation of Trade Unions jointly issued the Classification and Catalogue of Occupational Diseases. Classification and Catalogue classifies occupational diseases into occupational pneumoconiosis and other respiratory diseases, occupational dermatoses, occupational eye diseases, occupational otorhinolaryngology and oral diseases, occupational chemical poisoning, occupational diseases caused by physical factors, radioactive diseases, occupational infectious diseases, occupational tumors and other occupational diseases. The Classification and Catalogue of Occupational Diseases shall come into force as of the date of promulgation. On April 8, 2002, the Catalogue of Occupational Diseases jointly issued by the former Ministry of Health and the former Ministry of Labor and Social Security was abolished.

Classification and catalogue of occupational diseases, occupational pneumoconiosis and other respiratory diseases;

First, pneumoconiosis:

1, silicosis;

2. Coal workers' pneumoconiosis;

3. Graphite pneumoconiosis;

4. Carbon black pneumoconiosis;

5. Asbestosis;

6. Talc pneumoconiosis;

7. Cement pneumoconiosis;

8. Mica pneumoconiosis;

9. Porter's pneumoconiosis;

10, aluminum pneumoconiosis;

1 1, welder's pneumoconiosis;

12. Casting pneumoconiosis;

13. Other pneumoconiosis that can be diagnosed according to the diagnostic criteria of pneumoconiosis and pathological diagnostic criteria of pneumoconiosis.

Second, other respiratory diseases:

1, allergic pneumonia;

2. Cotton dust disease;

3. asthma;

4. Metals and their compounds (tin, iron, antimony, barium and their compounds, etc.). );

5. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease caused by chemicals;

6, hard metal lung disease.

Occupational dermatosis:

1, contact dermatitis;

2. Mild contact dermatitis;

3. Electro-optic dermatitis;

4. Melanosis;

5, acne;

6. Ulcer;

7, chemical skin burns;

8, white spots;

9. Other occupational skin diseases that can be diagnosed according to the General Rules for the Diagnosis of Occupational Skin Diseases.

Occupational eye diseases:

1, chemical eye burn;

2, electro-optic ophthalmia;

3 cataracts (including radiation cataracts and cataracts).

Occupational otorhinolaryngology and oral diseases:

1, noise deafness;

2, chrome nose disease;

3. Acid erosion of teeth;

4. Knock deaf;

Occupational chemical poisoning:

1, lead and its compound poisoning (excluding tetraethyl lead);

2, mercury and its compounds poisoning;

3, manganese and its compounds poisoning;

4, cadmium and its compounds poisoning;

5, beryllium disease;

6, thallium and its compounds poisoning;

7, barium and its compounds poisoning;

8, vanadium and its compounds poisoning;

9, phosphorus and its compounds poisoning;

10, arsenic and its compounds poisoning;

1 1, uranium and its compounds are poisoned;

12, hydrogen arsenide poisoning;

13, chlorine poisoning;

14. Sulfur dioxide poisoning;

15, phosgene poisoning;

16, ammonia poisoning;

17, unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine poisoning;

18, nitrogen oxide poisoning;

19, carbon monoxide poisoning;

20, carbon disulfide poisoning;

2 1. Hydrogen sulfide poisoning;

22, phosphine, zinc phosphide, aluminum phosphide poisoning;

23, fluorine and its inorganic compounds poisoning;

24, cyanide and nitrile compounds poisoning;

25, tetraethyl lead poisoning;

26. Organotin poisoning;

27. Nickel carbonyl poisoning;

28, benzene poisoning;

29. Toluene poisoning;

30, xylene poisoning;

3 1, n-hexane poisoning;

32, gasoline poisoning;

33, monomethylamine poisoning;

34, organic fluoropolymer monomer and its pyrolysis products poisoning;

35, dichloroethane poisoning;

36, carbon tetrachloride poisoning;

37, vinyl chloride poisoning;

38. Trichloroethylene poisoning;

39, chloropropene poisoning;

40, chloroprene poisoning;

4 1, amino and nitro compounds of benzene (excluding * * *) poisoning;

42, * * poisoning;

43, methanol poisoning;

44. Phenol poisoning;

45, pentachlorophenol (sodium) poisoning

46, formaldehyde poisoning

47, dimethyl sulfate poisoning;

48. Acrylamide poisoning;

49, dimethylformamide poisoning;

50, organophosphorus poisoning;

5 1, carbamate poisoning;

52、 ......

How many kinds of legal occupational diseases are there?

Types of occupational diseases 10 1 15:

1, pneumoconiosis: silicosis, coal worker's pneumoconiosis, carbon black pneumoconiosis, talc pneumoconiosis, welder's pneumoconiosis, etc. 13 species.

2. radiation-induced diseases: 1 1 Acute radiation diseases caused by external irradiation and radiation diseases caused by internal irradiation.

3. Occupational poisoning: including 56 kinds of poisoning such as mercury and its compounds, manganese and its compounds, ammonia, chlorine, nitrogen oxides, benzene and carbon tetrachloride.

4. Occupational diseases caused by physical factors: heatstroke, decompression sickness, altitude sickness, aviation sickness and arm vibration.

5. Occupational diseases caused by biological factors: anthrax, forest encephalitis and brucellosis.

6. Occupational dermatoses: contact dermatitis, photosensitive dermatitis, ulcer and chemical skin burn.

7. Occupational eye diseases: chemical eye burns, electro-optic ophthalmia and occupational cataracts.

8. Occupational otorhinolaryngology and oral diseases: noise deafness, chrome nose disease and tooth erosion.

9. Occupational tumors: 8 kinds of lung cancer caused by asbestos and leukemia caused by benzene.

10, other occupational diseases: 5 kinds of occupational asthma.

Internet cafe administrators have long-term computer myopia, lumbar disc herniation and lumbar muscle strain, which do not constitute legal occupational diseases at present.

How many occupational diseases are specified in the current catalogue of occupational diseases?

Occupational disease refers to the diseases caused by workers in enterprises, institutions and individual economic organizations who are exposed to dust, radioactive substances and other toxic and harmful substances in their professional activities. The laws of all countries have provisions for the prevention of occupational diseases. Generally speaking, all diseases that meet the legal requirements can be called occupational diseases.

Contact with toxic chemicals, dust aerosol, abnormal meteorological conditions, high and low pressure, noise, vibration, microwave, X-ray, γ-ray, bacteria and mold used or generated in production; Long-term forced operation and continuous oppression of local tissues and organs can cause occupational diseases, which are generally called generalized occupational diseases. Some of the occupational diseases that are harmful, have clear diagnostic criteria, and are approved and announced by the relevant departments of * * * according to the national conditions are called occupational diseases in a narrow sense or statutory (prescribed) occupational diseases.

China * * * stipulates that the diagnosis department shall report to the competent health department if it is diagnosed as a prescribed occupational disease; It is stipulated that patients with occupational diseases shall enjoy industrial injury insurance or occupational disease treatment in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state during the rest period of treatment and when they are disabled at work or die after ineffective treatment. Some countries give economic compensation to patients with occupational diseases. Therefore, some countries refer to such diseases as diseases requiring compensation. Occupational disease diagnosis is generally carried out by units with certain special conditions authorized by the health administrative department.

The most common occupational diseases are pneumoconiosis, occupational poisoning and occupational dermatosis.

How many occupational diseases are specified in the catalogue of occupational diseases in China?

I occupational pneumoconiosis and other respiratory diseases

(1) pneumoconiosis

1. silicosis

2. Coal workers' pneumoconiosis

3. Graphite pneumoconiosis

4. Carbon black pneumoconiosis

5.asbestos lung

6. Talc pneumoconiosis

7. Cement pneumoconiosis

8. Mica pneumoconiosis

9. Potter's pneumoconiosis

10. aluminum pneumoconiosis

1 1. welder pneumoconiosis

12. Caster pneumoconiosis

13. Other pneumoconiosis that can be diagnosed according to the diagnostic criteria of pneumoconiosis and pathological diagnostic criteria of pneumoconiosis.

(2) Other respiratory diseases

1. Allergic pneumonia

2. Cotton dust disease

3. Asthma

4. Metal and its compounds pneumoconiosis (tin, iron, antimony, barium and its compounds, etc. )

5. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease caused by chemicals.

6. Hard metal lung disease

Second, occupational skin diseases

1 contact dermatitis

2. Mild contact dermatitis

3. Electro-optic dermatitis

4. Melanosis

5. Acne

6. Ulcer

7. Chemical skin burns

8. White spots

9. Other occupational skin diseases that can be diagnosed according to the General Rules for the Diagnosis of Occupational Skin Diseases.

Third, occupational eye diseases

1. Chemical eye burns

2. Electrooptic ophthalmia

3 cataracts (including radiation cataracts and cataracts)

Four. Occupational otorhinolaryngology and oral diseases

1. Noise deafness

2. Chrome nose disease

3. Tooth erosion

4. Explosive deafness

Verb (abbreviation of verb) occupational chemical poisoning

1. Poisoning by lead and its compounds (excluding tetraethyl lead)

2. Poisoning by mercury and its compounds

3. Poisoning by manganese and its compounds

4. Poisoning by cadmium and its compounds

5. Beryllium poisoning

6. Thallium and its compounds poisoning

7. Poisoning by barium and its compounds

8. Poisoning by vanadium and its compounds

9. Poisoning by phosphorus and its compounds

10. Arsenic and its compounds poisoning

1 1. uranium and its compounds are poisoned

12. Hydrogen arsenide poisoning

13. Chlorine poisoning

14. Sulfur dioxide poisoning

15. Phosgene poisoning

16. Ammonia poisoning

17.UDMH poisoning

18. Nitrogen oxide poisoning

19. carbon monoxide poisoning

20. Carbon disulfide poisoning

2 1. Hydrogen sulfide poisoning

22 phosphine, zinc phosphide, aluminum phosphide poisoning

23. Poisoning by fluorine and its inorganic compounds

24. Poisoning by cyanogen and nitrile compounds

25. Tetraethyl lead poisoning

26. Organotin poisoning

27. Nickel carbonyl poisoning

28. Benzene poisoning

29. Toluene poisoning

30. Xylene poisoning

3 1. n-hexane poisoning

32. Gasoline poisoning

33. Methylamine poisoning

34. Poisoning of organic fluoropolymer monomer and its pyrolysis products.

35. Dichloroethane poisoning

36. Carbon tetrachloride poisoning

37. Vinyl chloride poisoning

38. Trichloroethylene poisoning

39. chloropropene poisoning

40. Chlorobutadiene poisoning

Poisoning by amino and nitro compounds of 4 1. benzene (excluding * * *).

42.*** Poisoning

43. Methanol poisoning

44. Phenol poisoning

45. Pentachlorophenol (sodium) poisoning

46. Formaldehyde poisoning

47. Dimethyl sulfate poisoning

48. Acrylamide poisoning

49. dimethylformamide poisoning

50. Organophosphorus poisoning

5 1. carbamate poisoning

52. Chlordimeform poisoning

53. Methyl bromide poisoning

54. pyrethroid poisoning

55. Poisoning by indium and its compounds

56. Bromopropane poisoning

57. Iodine methane poisoning

58. Chloroacetic acid poisoning

59. Ethylene oxide poisoning

60. Other chemical poisoning with direct causal relationship with occupational hazard factors not mentioned in the above projects.

Occupational diseases caused by physical factors of intransitive verbs

1. heatstroke

2. Decompression disease

3. Altitude sickness

4. Aviation sickness

5. arm vibration disease

6. Laser induced eyes (cornea, lens, retina)

7.frostbite

Seven, radiation-induced diseases.

1. Acute radiation sickness caused by external irradiation

2. Subacute radiation sickness caused by external irradiation

3. Chronic radiation sickness caused by external irradiation

4. Internal radiation sickness

5. Radiation dermatosis

6 radiation tumors (including lung cancer caused by high radon exposure of miners)

7. Radioactivity ......

What are the types of occupational diseases?

Includes ten categories, namely: 1. Pneumoconiosis. There are also silicosis and coal dust factories. 2. Occupational radiation sickness. There are acute radiation sickness, subacute radiation sickness, chronic radiation sickness and internal radiation sickness. 3. Occupational poisoning. Poisoning by lead and its compounds, poisoning by mercury and its compounds. 4. Physical factors, occupational diseases. Have heatstroke, decompression sickness, etc. 5. Occupational diseases caused by biological factors. There are anthrax, forest encephalitis and so on. 6. Occupational skin diseases. There are also contact dermatitis, photosensitive dermatitis and so on. 7. Occupational eye diseases. There are also chemical eye burns, electro-optic ophthalmia and so on. 8. Occupational otolaryngology diseases. Noise deafness, chrome nose disease. 9. Occupational tumor. There are lung cancer caused by asbestos, mesothelial cancer and bladder cancer caused by benzidine. 10. Other occupational diseases. The diagnosis of occupational diseases such as occupational asthma and metal smog fever shall be undertaken by medical and health institutions approved by the health administrative department of the people's government at or above the provincial level.

What is the latest classification of occupational diseases?

The old and new versions are all in ten categories (the new version has been added, but it has not been officially released).

Classification and Catalogue of Occupational Diseases (Version 20 13) (130)

Occupational pneumoconiosis and other respiratory diseases (19 species)

Two. Occupational dermatoses (9 kinds)

Three. Occupational eye diseases (3 kinds)

Four. Occupational otorhinolaryngology and oral diseases (4 kinds)

Five, occupational chemical poisoning (59 kinds)

Occupational diseases caused by physical factors of intransitive verbs (7 kinds)

VII. Radioactive diseases (1 1 species)

Eight, occupational infectious diseases (4 kinds)

IX. Occupational Tumors (12)

X. Other occupational diseases (2 kinds)

How many categories are there in the Catalogue of Occupational Hazard Factors?

Occupational hazard factors can be divided into the following three categories according to their sources:

(A) harmful factors in the production process

1, chemical factors: including many chemicals and productive dust in the production process.

2. Physical factors: including abnormal meteorological conditions, abnormal air pressure, noise, vibration, non-ionizing radiation, ionizing radiation, etc.

3. Biological factors: infectious pathogens such as Bacillus anthracis, Brucella and forest encephalitis virus.

(B) harmful factors in the process of labor

It mainly includes unreasonable labor organization and labor system, excessive labor intensity, excessive mental or psychological tension, excessive tension of individual organs or systems during labor, long-term bad labor, unreasonable labor tools and so on.

(c) Harmful factors in the production environment

It mainly includes the production environmental pollution caused by natural environmental factors, unreasonable factory buildings or layout, and other harmful factors discharged in the production process.

How many kinds of legal occupational diseases are there in China?

According to the provisions of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Prevention and Control of Occupational Diseases, which came into effect on February 3110, occupational diseases refer to diseases caused by workers in enterprises, institutions and individual economic organizations who are exposed to dust, radioactive substances and other toxic and harmful factors in their professional activities. It includes ten categories, namely:

1. Pneumoconiosis includes silicosis and coal workers' pneumoconiosis.

2. Occupational radiation sickness. There are acute radiation sickness, subacute radiation sickness, chronic radiation sickness and internal radiation sickness.

3. Occupational poisoning. Poisoning by lead and its compounds, poisoning by mercury and its compounds.

4. Physical factors, occupational diseases. Have heatstroke, decompression sickness, etc.

5. Occupational diseases caused by biological factors. There are anthrax, forest encephalitis and so on.

6. Occupational skin diseases. There are also contact dermatitis, photosensitive dermatitis and so on.

7. Occupational eye diseases. There are chemical eye burns, electro-optic ophthalmia and so on.

8. Occupational otolaryngology diseases. Noise deafness, chrome nose disease.

9. Occupational tumor. There are lung cancer caused by asbestos, mesothelial cancer and bladder cancer caused by benzidine.

10. Other occupational diseases. Occupational asthma, metal smoke fever, etc.

How many kinds of legal occupational diseases are there in China?

1, pneumoconiosis (13 species) 2, radioactive diseases (1/kloc-0 species) 3, occupational poisoning (56 species) 4, occupational diseases caused by physical factors (5 species) 5, occupational diseases caused by biological factors (3 species) 6, occupational skin diseases (5 species) Occupational tumor (8 kinds) 10 and other occupational diseases (5 kinds) Other occupational diseases include: metal smoke fever, occupational asthma, occupational allergic alveolitis, cotton dust disease and bursitis of coal miners.