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chemical injury

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chemical injury
Toxicology A caustic burn related to direct contact of a strong acid or base with a mucocutaneous surface–eyes, skin, respiratory tract, upper GI tract. See Chemical eye injury.
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Presented in outline format, coverage ranges from exercise-related myopathy to chemical injury and weapons of mass destruction, as well as animal pathogens and veterinary euthanasia.
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It can also be caused by physical injury to the lungs or chemical injury to the lungs such as inhaling poisons.
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Other excellent sources on creating safe and healthy working and living environments include Annie Bond's Home Enlightenment, The Chemical Injury Information Network's "Welcome" information packet, David Steinman's Diet for A Poisoned Planet: How to Choose Safe Foods For You and Your Family, and Ellen Sandbeck's Organic Housekeeping.
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