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Why would it be dangerous to give first aid to someone who swallowed chemicals?
Its not dangerous.
How common is swallowing poisonous chemicals?
Swallowing poisonous chemicals is not very common, but it can happen accidentally especially if they are not stored properly or if mistaken for something else. It is important to keep dangerous substances out of reach of children and to follow safety instructions when using chemicals.
What chemicals were used in old hard shell icepacks for lunches?
Ammonium nitrate is used in older icepacks for lunches and first aid kits.
Would swallowing semen cause you to grow a mustach?
No. Semen does not contain hair-growing chemicals. It is not Propecia.
Does swallowing depend upon water as a lubricant?
Swallowing does not necessarily depend on water as a lubricant. Saliva is the primary lubricant during swallowing, but water can also aid in the process by helping to wash down food and facilitate smooth movement down the esophagus.
Chemicals can alter the composition of a substance and aid in weathering it.?
true
Where to find information about first aid measures for chemicals used in the home?
Chemical bottles are usually labeled with first aid instructions. For immediate assistance with chemical exposure call poison control at 1-800-222-1222.
What should you do if you choke on candy?
Um, you do NAWT need a First Aid after swallowing chewing gum! It just takes time to dijest into your system, that's all. After that, you will be fine :)
Is swallowing eye drops bad for you?
Eye Drops contain a very high chemical mixture and I'm that way can be dangerous. Swallowing unknown chemicals isn't a good thing so don't try it
Will the water evaporate faster than the kool aid?
Water will evaporate faster than Kool-Aid because of the chemicals in the Kool-Aid. Hope this helps.
What has the author Charles R Foden written?
Charles R. Foden has written: 'Household chemicals and emergency first aid' -- subject(s): Emergencies, First Aid, First aid in illness and injury, Handbooks, Handbooks, manuals, Household Products, Poisoning, Safety measures, Toxicology 'Hazardous materials emergency action data' -- subject(s): Hazardous substances, Safety measures
Had an injury through breathing in fumes or swallowing chemicals?
you swallow the fume ands you go hostpital and they tell you 'you'll be fine' then you go home swallow some chemicals and then you die xoxoxoxoxoxo
