Toxicology Flashcards

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Threshold Limit Value (TLV)

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airborne concentrations of substances to which it is believed that nearly all workers may be repeatedly exposed w/o adverse effects

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Gaseous Mixture TLV

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Mixture TLV exceeded if
C(1)/T(1) + C(2)/T(2)… > 1
C: observed concentration of components
T: TLVs of components
Assumes all components have similar effects
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TLV-TWA

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TLV Time-Weighted Average
(E(1) * T(1) + E(2) * T(2)…) / T(t)
E: exposure for that interval
T: duration of that interval
t: total
Time-weighted average, in an 8hr period in a 40-hr wk, to which nearly all workers may be repeatedly exposed w/o expected adverse effects.
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TLV-C

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TLV Ceiling

Maximum concentration of a chemical that should not be exceeded even momentarily.

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TLV-STEL

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TLV Short Term Exposure Limit
The maximum amount of a substance to which a person may be exposed for no more than 15 minutes w no expectation of adverse effects.

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Liquid Mixture TLV

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TLV(mixture) = 1 / ((f(1)/TLV(1)) + (f(2)/TLV(2))…)
F(n): weight % of each liquid component
TLV(n): TLV for each liquid component in mg/m^3

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TLV Conversion

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mg/m^3 = (TLV(ppm) *MW) / 24.45

ppm = (TLV(mg/m^3) * 24.45) / MW

MW: molecular weight

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