In an industrial setting the employer has a duty of care to its worker to provide the correct level of safety equipment to mitigate exposure to harmful irritants. This can take the form of protective clothing, gloves, or barrier cream, depending on the working environment. It is impossible to eliminate the complete exposure to harmful irritants but can be avoided using the multidimensional approach. The multidimensional approach includes eight basic elements to follow. They are: * Identification of possible cutaneous irritants and allergens * To avoid skin exposure, use appropriate control measures or chemical substitutes. * Personal protection can be achieved by the use of protective clothes or barrier creams. * Maintenance of personal and environmental hygiene * Use of harmful irritants in the workplace should be regulated * Efforts to raise knowledge of potential allergies and irritants through education * promoting safe working conditions and practices * health screenings before and after employment and on a regular basis Topical antibiotics should not be used to prevent infection in wounds after surgery. When they are used, it is inappropriate, and the person recovering from surgery is at significantly increased risk of developing<unk> .
Contact dermatitis
Angioedema
Autosensitization dermatitis
Atrophic vaginitis
Phototoxic tar dermatitis
Allergic contact dermatitis
Drug eruption
Rodent mite dermatitis