Part 4 Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

where is methanol found?

A

antifreeze, copy machine fluids, windshield washer fluid, paint remover/thinner, improperly distilled alcohol or denatured alcohol

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2
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what are the symptoms when you consume methanol?

A

difficulty breathing, blurred vision/blindness, agitated behavior, coma, abdominal pain

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3
Q

how much methanol can an adult consume to kill?

A

2-8ox

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4
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what happens in the body when you consume methanol?

A

metabolized by liver into formaldehyde to formic acid and leads to metabolic acidosis and tissue injury

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5
Q

why was leaded gas introduced?

A

the standard oil refinery created a new gasoline additive “tetraethyl lead”

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6
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who developed leaded gas, why?

A

general motors as an anti-knock formula

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7
Q

what kind of toxin is leaded gas?

A

neurotoxin-effects at low exposure levels such as low IQ and antisocial behavior

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how did the general public run into leaded gas?

A

lead pollution from exhaust and dirt deposits exposed the general public as well as direct contact

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9
Q

how was radium sold in the 1920s?

A

in rejuvinating tonics and health serums

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10
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who ingested sufficient amounts to cause death within a few years of employment?

A

radium dial painters

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11
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what are the symptoms of raidum poisoning?

A

anemia, necrosis of jaw, osteogenic sarcoma, other malignancies

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what does radium do to the body?

A

deposits in bone similar to calcium, continues to undergo radioactive decay

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