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What is cyanide poisoning testing  

Cyanide poisoning is a state that commonly evolves when someone inhales, swallow or touch cyanide.<br>

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What is cyanide poisoning testing  

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  1. What is Cyanide Poisoning Testing? Carlson Company Inc.

  2. Cyanide poisoning • Cyanide poisoning is a state that commonly evolves when someone inhales, swallow or touch cyanide. In other words, cyanide is a poisonous chemical gas that halts the body from absorbing oxygen. This shortage of oxygen can badly damage your organs and be life-threatening. • Cyanide is commonly found in factories that make jewelry, textile, paper, and plastics, Smoke from exhaust, cigarette, and fire and in the soil as well.

  3. Following are the signs and symptoms of cyanide poisoning: • Dizziness, Confusion, Headache. • Restlessness. • Shortness or rapid of breath. • Chest pain. • Vomiting. • Lack of consciousness.

  4. What to do if you consume cyanide? • Do Not Vomit - Cyanide in your vomit could contaminate others, or damage your airway. • Wash Your Body - Wash your body, hairs with soap and water for 20 minutes and eyes with water for 15 minutes. • Try Not to Touch - Try not to touch any affected item with bare hands. • Carbon monoxide is a toxin in fire smoke, cyanide is definitely an overlooked threat. Cyanide is often released when everyday items found in most homes and businesses combust, making smoke inhalation the most regular reason behind serious cyanide poisoning.

  5. How to Treat Cyanide Poisoning? • Oxygen must be provided to help restore oxygen to patients cells and to prevent damage. • Charcoal can be used to absorb cyanide. • Antidotes will be used to adhere with cyanide so that the body can remove it through urination.

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