The Iron lung was essentially a pressure chamber in which the the pressure could be increased quite a lot over atmospheric pressure as a means of forcing the absorbed coal gas back out. Its other common use was in treating polio, and also divers with the 'bends'.
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Coal-gas is poisonous by being chiefly Carbon Monoxide, which is fast acting as it binds much more readily than the intended oxygen to the blood's haemoglobin.
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Also, the "iron lung" formerly used to treat polio, is a very different device from the hyperbaric or recompression chamber used to treat the "bends". The iron-lung is a an artificial respirator, the recompression chamber is not. Instead, it is a vessel large enough to accommodate the casualty, and filled with air at the pressure of the dive, then released very slowly.
Symptoms of Teflon poisoning may include fever, headache, chills, coughing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. In severe cases, it can lead to respiratory distress and lung damage.
Coal mining was dangerous due to the risks of cave-ins, explosions, and exposure to toxic gases such as methane and carbon monoxide. Miners also faced the hazards of lung diseases from coal dust inhalation and physical injuries from heavy machinery and tools.
Chlorine water poisoning occurs when a person is exposed to or ingests high levels of chlorine in water, which can lead to symptoms such as irritation of the eyes, skin, and respiratory tract. Severe cases can result in difficulty breathing, chest pain, and even lung damage. It is important to seek medical attention if you suspect chlorine water poisoning.
Coal dust can pose a significant risk of respiratory problems for miners and workers exposed to it, leading to conditions such as black lung disease. Additionally, coal dust is highly combustible and can cause explosions in coal mines if not properly managed. Long-term environmental impacts can also include air pollution and contamination of water sources.
Coal dust buildup in enclosed areas can pose significant dangers due to its combustible nature. When dispersed in the air in high concentrations, coal dust can ignite and lead to explosions, endangering the lives of miners and causing extensive damage to infrastructure. Additionally, inhalation of coal dust over time can result in serious respiratory issues, such as black lung disease.
Black lung was caused by digging in the coal mines.
My Iron Lung was created in 1993.
There is no way to treat lung cancer with absolute certainty. In order to answer the question, I would have to know the stage in which the lung cancer has progressed.
Mining"Black lung" is also known as "coal miners' pneumoconiosis". As the name suggests - this condition is most commonly associated with coal miners who breath a large amount of coal dust over a number of years into their lungs. But it is not just coal miners who suffer this condition as it is the inhalation of carbon fibres which can cause it - so any workers associated with carbon, such as grinders can suffer the condition. To read more about black lung and how to claim compensation in the UK if you have suffered from black lung see the associated link entitled "black lung disease claims".Its is coal
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I don't believe there is such a thing as Rayon poisoning. If Radon poisoning is what you're asking about, the only proven symptom is lung cancer after long term exposure.
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Black lung disease.
From breathing coal dust.
Coal miners are associated with black lung disease.