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Poisoning

Poison can enter the body in many ways. It can be swallowed, breathed in, or injected. It can also enter the body by coming in contact with the skin.


Causes

Symptoms

First Aid

First Aid for an Inhaled Poison

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What to do About Poisoning
Suspected poisoning: person found comatose or stuporous Symptoms in this category are life threatening and require immediate medical treatment. 
Witnessed poisoning Symptoms in this category are life threatening and require immediate medical treatment. 
Evidence of possible poisoning: empty container, burns or redness around mouth, chemical smell on breath Symptoms in this category are life threatening and require immediate medical treatment. 
Suspected poisoning: slurred speech, irritable, uncoordinated Symptoms in this category are life threatening and require immediate medical treatment.

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