Investigation of Liver Enzymes, Kidney Functions and Some Heavy Metal Levels in Electrical Generator Workers

One of the most commonly health problems are Respiratory tract infections, almost (5-10) % death cases reported in Centers for Disease Control and Prevention community this increased over years regardless country. As a substitute source electricity many developing countries use electrical generators, but gases materials rising from them will be inhaled surrounding people especially who work on them. This study aimed to detect identify bacteria isolated persons sputum suspected with infections collect blood perform hematological, biochemical detection some heavy metal both workers non-workers generators. Sputum samples were collected generators by 184 electric 50 samples, had respiratory infection symptoms. All cultured agar MacConkey bacterial identification utilizing Vitek 2 system was done. Blood also order biochemical, Hematological level metals blood. Out 27 (14.67 %) produced significant growth microbes, predominant Klebsiella spp. Statically, there difference between Electrical at (p<0.05) for: parameters (WBC, Basophil Eosinophil), all liver enzymes, Four (Lead, Cadmium, Zinc Copper). showed that caused changes enzymes effect more studied evaluated workers.