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<p>TABLE OF CONTENTS - BIOENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY NEWSLETTER 2-71<br><br>General Section<br>Safety Implications of Sideburns, Beards and Long Hair .....1<br>A Man Drives as He Lives - or Does He? ....3<br>By LT Norman E. Lane, MSC, USN<br>Not Necessarily How Much You Lift, But How .....5<br>By J. H. Clement<br>Preventing Hand Injuries Is an All Hands Job .....6<br>Bicycle Driver Safety ........... .8<br>Suspected Amphetamine Poisoning of a Coffee Mess ......10<br>Poison-Proof Your Home .. .....11<br>Rings and Fingers ....... .12<br>How to Slow Down the Harmful Effects of Smoking .....13<br>Eye Injuries Require Prompt, Professional Medical Attention .....16<br>By LCDR Paul E. Petit, MC, USN<br>Moonlighting Can Be Hazardous . .......17<br>Navy Motor Vehicle Death Statistics for Calendar Year 1970 ....17<br>By Charles W. Eisele, Jr.<br>Free Safety Films Available .....19<br>Medical Officers: Record Body Marks and Scars Accurately, Completely on SF88 . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . ............ 20<br>By LCDR R. L. Bendixen, MC, USN<br><br><br>Submarine/Diving Section<br>Latest Developments Concerning Exposure to Altitude Following Compressed Air Diving .............21<br>By LT Mark Belkin, MC, USNR<br>Unexpected Headache ........ .23<br>Submarine Injuries - Fiscal Year 1970 .............24<br>By Michael Brownley<br><br>Aviation Section<br>Identification of the Emotionally Unstable Aviator .........29<br>By Robert A. Alkov, Ph.D.<br>Steel Toe Safety Shoe Minimizes Foot Injury ..........32<br>Dual Garters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32<br>Causes and Symptoms of Fatigue in Aircrewmen ..............33<br>By LT Richard Shannon, MSC, USN and LT Norman E. Lane, MSC, USN<br>Sixth Annual Physiologists' Meeting .......... .36<br>By LT W. F. Cunningham, MSC, USN<br>Aviation Personal and Survival Equipment Team (APSET) ...........37<br>Flight Deck Helmet Protects ......... .37<br><br>Shore Activity Section<br>Coast Guard Suggestions for Recreational Motorboat Safety ....38<br>Old Habit Pattern Leads to Gas Stove Accident ....40<br>Non-Skid Can Help Prevent Slips and Falls ......40<br><br>Surface Section<br>Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome and Shipboard Safety ...... .41<br>By LT Mark Belkin, MC, USNR<br>Slimy Pollywogs Suffer Eye Problems After Shellback Initiation ....43<br>Self-Inflating Rescue Ball .. . ... .43<br>Simple Temporary Ventilation Arrangement (for Hazardous Work in Close Interior Compartments) . . . . . . ..... . .44<br>By John Maccioli<br>Safe Storage, Disposal and Handling of Pesticides Aboard Ship .. .... .46<br>By Navy Preventive Medicine Unit 5<br>Classic Example of Mishandling of Small Arms . ...... ... ... 47<br><br>Correspondence Section<br>"Give Us A Hand" ......48<br>Notes of Interest from NOEHC ....48<br></p>
<br>Subjects: alcoholism; NEPMU-5; aviation medicine; aerospace medicine; submarine medicine; safety</div>
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