Poisoning and Its Effects Quiz

Injection of the poison

Skin contact with the poison

Absorption of the poison (correct)

Inhalation of the poison

Corrosives are always labeled with skull and crossbones

Corrosives cause immediate symptoms upon exposure

Corrosives are only found in industrial settings

Corrosives destroy tissue but do not absorb (correct)

Long-term repeated or continuous exposure to a poison (correct)

Symptoms developing in close relation to the degree of exposure

Rapid death or impairment from contact with a poison

Immediate severe symptoms after exposure to a poison

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