Other respiratory system symptoms-toxic, noxious, or allergenic effect

An employee was working when a fire occurred on the floor below her. She was potentially exposed to inhalants related to the fire and suffered an asthma attack, requiring hospitalization.

An employee was performing laundry services when clothes in a dryer caught on fire. The employee opened the dryer door and inhaled smoke, suffering lung irritation and exacerbation of asthma.

An employee filled a ton container with chlorine and attempted to unhook the fill line. The container valve was not shut at the time. He was able to quickly close it and prevent a release, but he breathed in chlorine vapors and suffered lung irritation.

An employee had an allergic reaction to something in the building (possibly painting on another floor). The employee’s throat closed up, requiring hospitalization.

An employee was working in a Naval submarine simulator and was exposed to epoxy vapors and had trouble breathing.

An employee performing agriculture work in a field was found unresponsive and hospitalized on 8/30/2017 due to an asthma attack.

An employee was unloading operating room supplies when she opened a box that had leaked formalin inside. She experienced respiratory issues and was hospitalized.

An employee began to feel weak and experienced respiratory difficulty due to high humidity levels and mold inside the building, requiring hospitalization.

An employee was exposed to mildew while replacing a cabinet that was damaged by a water leak. He had an allergic reaction and suffered respiratory irritation, requiring hospitalization.

After mixing liquid components of elastic patching material for airfield lighting work, an employee had an allergic reaction that affected his respiratory functions and was hospitalized.