He/She described the subject of bioavailability noting that milk, butter and cream could delay intestinal absorption.

He/She established the dose-response relationship in the field of toxicology.

He/She warned about the toxicity of mercury and lead from goldsmithing.

He/She recognized the role of soot in scrotal cancer among chimney sweeps.

He/She tested toxic concoctions and noted the rapidity of toxic response.

This type of poison damages the area that comes in contact with and usually causes burning and scalding as well as irritation to the contact areas.

This type of poison is considered poisonous no matter how diluted it is.

This type of poison causes difficulty of breathing.

This type of poison that produces the manifestations of poisoning once it reached the maximum level in the body.

This type of exposure may not result in death due to exposure to small amounts of the toxic agent.

This type of exposure may not result in death due to exposure to large amounts of the toxic agent.

This type of poisoning produces immediate toxicological effects that can be defined as those that occur or develop rapidly after a single administration of a substance.

This type of poisoning produces delayed effects that occur after the lapse of some time.

This type of poisoning produces immediate toxicological effects that can be defined as those that occur or develop rapidly after a single administration of a substance