Questions and Answers
If someone swallows formaldehyde you should induce vomiting immediately.
False
Which of the following are potential health effects of inhaling formaldehyde gas?
A PEL is a substance that is a permissible exposure limit.
True
Formaldehyde is classified as which of the following?
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Labels for substances containing more than 0.5% of formaldehyde must specifically state that formaldehyde is a potential cancer hazard.
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Study Notes
Formaldehyde Health and Safety
- Inducing vomiting is not recommended if someone swallows formaldehyde.
- Inhaling formaldehyde gas can lead to various health effects, and all listed effects should be considered potential risks.
- The term PEL stands for permissible exposure limit, indicating the maximum level of exposure allowed for a substance in the workplace.
- Formaldehyde is recognized for several classifications, encompassing its potential hazards.
- Labels on products containing over 0.5% formaldehyde must explicitly declare it as a potential cancer hazard.
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Test your knowledge on formaldehyde safety and health effects with this quiz. Learn about exposure limits and the correct actions to take in case of ingestion. Perfect for students studying health and safety protocols.
