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Contraindications refer to those specific personal ( ) or ( ) conditions in which workers, when engaged in certain occupations or exposed to certain occupational disease hazards, are more susceptible to occupational disease risks and illnesses compared to the general working population; such conditions may also lead to an exacerbation of pre-existing health problems, or may give rise to situations that pose a risk to the life and health of others during the course of their work. A Physiology B Constitution C Conditions D Pathology
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Contraindications refer to those specific (A) or (D) conditions of an individual that make them more susceptible to occupational disease hazards and illnesses when engaging in certain occupations or being exposed to specific occupational hazard factors, compared to the general working population; such conditions may also lead to an exacerbation of pre-existing health problems, or may give rise to situations that pose a risk to the life and health of others during work.
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Contraindications refer to those specific (A) or (D) conditions of an individual that make them more susceptible to occupational disease hazards and illnesses when engaging in certain occupations or being exposed to specific occupational hazard factors, compared to the general working population; such conditions may also lead to an exacerbation of pre-existing health problems, or may trigger situations that pose a risk to the life and health of others during work. A Physiology B Constitution C Conditions D Pathology
Contraindications refer to those specific (A) or (D) conditions of an individual that make them more susceptible to occupational disease hazards and illnesses when engaging in certain occupations or being exposed to specific occupational hazard factors, compared to the general working population; such conditions may also lead to an exacerbation of pre-existing health problems, or may give rise to situations that pose a risk to the life and health of others during work. A Physiology B Constitution C Conditions D Pathology
Contraindications refer to those special (physiological) or (pathological) conditions of an individual that make them more susceptible to occupational disease hazards and illnesses when engaging in certain occupations or being exposed to specific occupational hazard factors, compared to the general working population; such conditions may also lead to an exacerbation of pre-existing health problems, or may give rise to situations that pose a risk to the life and health of others during work.
A. Physiological D. Pathological
During the performance of tasks, individual special (A) or (D) conditions that may pose a risk to the life and health of others are induced.