When Assessing for Occupational Exposure to Carcinogens, It Is Important

question 17

True/False

When assessing for occupational exposure to carcinogens, it is important to consider the family members of the worker even though they are not physically present in the work environment.

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Definitions:

Public Welfare Agencies

Government organizations responsible for providing social services to individuals and families in need, including financial aid, healthcare, and housing assistance.

Male Infertility

A condition in men where the quantity or quality of sperm affects the ability to conceive a child.

Sluggish Sperm

Sluggish sperm refers to sperm with reduced motility, potentially impacting fertility by decreasing the likelihood of successful fertilization of an egg.

Sperm Count

The concentration of sperm in a male's ejaculate, which is a key indicator of male fertility.