TABLE 38
JORK OF FAMILY HEALTH SERVICE 1973
744
1973
1974
TABLE 39
WORK OF INDUSTRIAL HEALTH SECTION 1974
Monitoring and Survey Work
No. of full-time centres
No. of subsidiary centres
21
22
1)
Atomospheric samples :
15
15
Ante-natal Sessions
Total Sessions
a) Ammonia
1
b)
Acetone
9
2,991
New attendances
25.991
3,091 28,435
c)
Benzene
10
d) Butyl acetate
3
Total attendances
162,794
180,722
e) Carbon dioxide
3
Average attendance per session
55.17
58.47
Average attendance per person
6.26
6.36
Post-natal Sessions
f) Carbon monoxide
g)
Chromic acid
h) Duat
6
11
326
Total Sessions
1,090
1,249
1) Ethyl acetate
3
New attendances
6,936
8,980
j) Explosive gas
4
Total attendances
8,384
9,900
k) Hydrogen chloride
2
Percentage presenting with some abnormality 24.02%
18.76%
1) Hydrogen cyanide
5
Infant Welfare Sessions (0-2 years of age)
m)
Total Sessions
7,257
New attendances
79,421
7,639 82,605
u)
Hydrogen sulphide
Lead
4
27
o) Methyl ethyl ketone
3
Total attendances
1,002,794
1,081,518
p) Nitrogen dioxide
9
Toddler Welfare Sessions (2-5 years of age)
q) Oxygen
4
Total Sessions
r) Phosgen
2
1,547
1,527
New attendances
a) Styrene
5
30,449
33,120
t) Smoke
1081
Total attendancea
137,023
140,629
u) Sulphur dioxide
1094
Percentage of new attendances presenting with some abnormality (0-5 years of age)
0.78%
0.86%
v) Sulphur trioxide
378
w) Sulphuric acid
2
Home Visits
92,846
79.944
x) Toluene
17
Family Planning Sessions *
y) Xylene
13
Total Sessions
3022
75
3,806
New Attendances
216
16,825
2) Miscellaneous analysia :
Total Attendances
3,432
149,179
Family Planning Service commenced from October 1973
a) Calcium
b)
Chloride
c)
Lead
d) Sulphate
23
23
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