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A pharmacologist who deals with poisons is typically known as a _____. [Hint]
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Which of the following is not a poison? [Hint]
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If you ingest an acid or a base, the effect it has on you is best defined as a(n) _____ effect. [Hint]
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The toxicology of carbon monoxide states that it is a(n) _______. [Hint]
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The body can convert some "harmless" chemicals into deadly poisons. ______ is an example. [Hint]
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Which of the following is not a heavy metal poison? [Hint]
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If your dog ingests some lead while playing in the yard, what would be the best way to treat him? You have BAL (Brtish anti-lewisite) in your shed. [Hint]
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______ is responsible for the "ouch-ouch" disease. [Hint]
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The liver most often detoxifies poisons by which process? [Hint]
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Which of the following causes the growth of tumors? [Hint]
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A ______ is one that can cause or contribute to death or illness, or that threatens human health or the environment when improperly managed. [Hint]
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Which of the following is an example of a very poisonous carcinogen that has been used for great benefit to society? [Hint]
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