Toxic Inhalation

Which of the following best defines toxic inhalation?

• The process of ingesting harmful substances through the mouth.

• The exposure to toxic substances through the skin.

• The inhalation of harmful substances into the respiratory

  system.

• The absorption of toxins through an intravenous injection.

What will happen if someone is exposed to toxic inhalation for long-term?

• Respiratory disease

• Meningococcal disease

• Tuberculosis

• Parkinson disease

In severe cases of toxic inhalation, which of the following can occur?

• Pulmonary edema

• Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)

• Temporary headache

• Death

Were there any symptoms immediately after exposure?

• Difficulty breathing

• Loss of appetite

• Cyanosis

• Tremor

Which of the following effect is commonly associated with inhalation of chlorine gas?

• Pulmonary edema

• Airway edema

• Laryngeal edema

• Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)

What is the first step in managing someone who has been exposed to

a toxic inhalant?

• Administering medication

• Removing the person from the contaminated area

• Performing CPR

• Applying a bandage

Which investigation that can be done?

• Full blood count

• Arterial blood gas

• UFEME

• Lung function test

Which factor does NOT affect the severity of toxic inhalation exposure?

• Duration of exposure

• Concentration of the toxic substance

• The color of the toxic substance

• Presence of ventilation

Which of the following actions to

prevent toxic inhalation incidents in the workplace?

• Regularly scheduling social events

• Providing detailed training on the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE)

• Increasing the number of breaks during work shifts

• Offering free refreshments to employees

Which of the following is NOT a typical source of toxic inhalation?

• Industrial chemicals

• Household cleaning products

• Outdoor air pollution

• Fresh fruit