### exposure:

Indecent exposure
* is displayings
  - exposings
  - indecent exposure
  - misdemeanors
* misdemeanor, punishable with a fine and up to one year in jail.
* petty misdemeanor.

Industrial exposure
* Most industrial exposure is from breathing inorganic lead dust and fumes.
* seems to double the risk for chronic bronchitis.

Inhalation exposure
* are common and lead to significant morbidity among swine farmers.
* can be to the vapor only or to an aerosol, which also involves vapor as well.
* is usually as a result of inhaling powders or mists.

Internal exposure
* can cause damage to body cells and, potentially, cancer.
* is more biologically damaging than external exposure.
* occurs by ingestion and inhalation.

### exposure:

Lead exposure
* Most lead exposure occurs in and around the home, through hobbies or use of lead-based paint.
* Some lead exposure affects excretion.
* can affect everyone, but it is especially dangerous for children aged six and younger.
* can also pose a risk to pregnant women
  - result from lead crystal and poorly glazed ceramic dishware
  - be harmful to young children and babies
* can cause a variety of health problems including blood and kidney disorders
  - irreversible harm to young children, babies, and fetuses
  - permanent damage to the brain and nervous system
  - retardation in children or dementia in adults
  - come from a variety of sources
  - harm young children and babies, even before they are born
  - lead to severe effects on fetuses and young children
* causes damage.
* is also common during home renovations when old paint is removed.
* is especially harmful to young children and babies before they are born
  - and pregnant women
  - espically harmful to young children and pregnant women
* is known to cause developmental delays in children until at least age five
  - impair cognitive development in small children
  - one of the most common preventable poisonings of childhood
* major health concern for low-income children.
* serious health threat for infants and young children.
* stems primarily from contact with contaminated dust or water.
* threatens the neurological development and lives of young children.

Light exposure
* Some light exposure allows for a mild infection and prepares an immune response to coccidia
  - leads to melatonin deficiencies
* assists the body in maintaining normal body rhythms.
* causes the pineal gland to produce more melatonin.
* is found to improve work performance.

Long exposure
* can cause nerve, brain and kidney damage
  - sickness, even death
* causes cancer.

Mercury exposure
* Some mercury exposure affects health
  - public health
* can begin to cause harm before symptoms arise
  - cause cancer, birth defects and nerve damage
* hurts the ability of children to pay attention, remember, talk, draw, run and play.

Mild exposure
* can cause irritation to eye, nose and lung tissues.
* is signaled by a sensation of cold, chest pains, diarrhea and vomiting.

Moderate exposure
* can cause blurred vision, difficulty in concentration, and dizziness.
* causes reddening and swelling of the nasal mucous membranes and the vocal cords.

Noise exposure
* can cause hearing loss.
* is an increasing concern among insurance companies and corporations
  - often responsible for loss of hearing, especially in the male population
  - the most common source of hearing loss
* occurs at home and leisure activities just as it does in the workplace.