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No. Rat poision is usually a blood thinner, causing the rats to bleed out through their mucuous membranes, basically like a human getting really bad bleeding ulcer.

AnswerModern rat poisons are typically hemotoxins that destroy blood chemistry. Some older forms are neurotoxic (e.g. organophosphates) or systemics (e.g. strychnine or arsenic), but the danger these present to humans makes them a rare choice in the industrialized world.

None of these toxins can cause appendicitis, which is a bacterial infection of the vermiform appendix.

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