Question 22 · LEK · Occupational diseases
Occupational disease is a disease registered on the list of occupational diseases and which was caused by factors detrimental to health in the workplace or the way of working, the so called “occupational exposure”. Which of the following is not included in the Council of Ministers Regulation on occupational diseases?
- A. pneumoconiosis.
- B. bronchial asthma.
- C. allergic rhinitis.
- D. myocardial infarction.
- E. vibration syndrome.
Hint
Ask which condition is common in the general population and lacks a specific harmful agent in the work environment.
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