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Household poisons - In the home
In The Home

Medical information on household "poisons"
Household poisons - In the shed
In The Shed

Medical information on "poisons" found in the shed
Household poisons - treatments
Treatments

Information on the treatment of specific poisons

carbon monoxide poisoning
- Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odourless, tasteless, colourless, and poisonous gas. Carbon monoxide poisoning is a life-threatening condition caused by inhaling too much CO.
chemical burns
- Chemical burns involve injury to a part of the body caused by short- or long-term exposure to a chemical substance.
first aid for poisoning
- Poisoning occurs when a person comes in contact with a toxic substance. Contact can mean swallowing, inhaling, touching, or injecting a toxic substance.
lead poisoning
- Lead is a metal found in the environment. If a person is exposed to large amounts of lead, poisoning may occur.
stomach pumping
pesticides at home
ethylene glycol intoxication
- Ethylene glycol is a common ingredient in antifreeze and windshield de-icer. If eaten or swallowed, it is poisonous. It is not a common problem in Australia.
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