benzene exposure

Summary

Key Facts

• benzene exposure's subclass of is recorded as chemical hazard^[1].
• benzene exposure's subclass of is recorded as hazardous chemical exposure^[2].
• The cause of death was respiratory failure^[3].
• The cause of death was pulmonary edema^[4].
• The cause of death was aspiration pneumonia^[5].
• benzene exposure's route of administration is recorded as inhalation administration^[6].
• benzene exposure's route of administration is recorded as eye contact^[7].
• benzene exposure's route of administration is recorded as skin absorption^[8].
• benzene exposure's route of administration is recorded as ingestion^[9].
• benzene exposure's afflicts is recorded as human eye^[10].
• benzene exposure's afflicts is recorded as bone marrow^[11].
• benzene exposure's afflicts is recorded as central nervous system^[12].
• benzene exposure's afflicts is recorded as blood^[13].
• benzene exposure's afflicts is recorded as respiratory system^[14].
• benzene exposure's afflicts is recorded as skin^[15].
• benzene exposure's afflicts is recorded as human^[16].
• benzene exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as eye irritation^[17].
• benzene exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as bone marrow suppression^[18].
• benzene exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as dermatitis^[19].
• benzene exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as fatigue^[20].
• benzene exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as anorexia^[21].
• benzene exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as staggering gait^[22].
• benzene exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as nausea^[23].
• benzene exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as headache^[24].
• benzene exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as dizziness^[25].

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Death and Burial

Recorded cause of death include respiratory failure^[3], pulmonary edema^[4], and aspiration pneumonia^[5].