white phosphorus exposure
hazardous chemical exposure
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white phosphorus exposure
Summary
Key Facts
- white phosphorus exposure is a type of chemical hazard[1].
- white phosphorus exposure is a type of hazardous chemical exposure[2].
- white phosphorus exposure is a type of phosphorus poisoning[3].
- The cause of death was circulatory collapse[4].
- white phosphorus exposure's route of administration is recorded as inhalation administration[5].
- white phosphorus exposure's route of administration is recorded as eye contact[6].
- white phosphorus exposure's route of administration is recorded as skin absorption[7].
- white phosphorus exposure's route of administration is recorded as ingestion[8].
- white phosphorus exposure's afflicts is recorded as human eye[9].
- white phosphorus exposure's afflicts is recorded as blood[10].
- white phosphorus exposure's afflicts is recorded as tooth[11].
- white phosphorus exposure's afflicts is recorded as jaw[12].
- white phosphorus exposure's afflicts is recorded as kidney[13].
- white phosphorus exposure's afflicts is recorded as liver[14].
- white phosphorus exposure's afflicts is recorded as respiratory system[15].
- white phosphorus exposure's afflicts is recorded as skin[16].
- white phosphorus exposure's afflicts is recorded as human[17].
- white phosphorus exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as eye irritation[18].
- white phosphorus exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as jaw pain[19].
- white phosphorus exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as saliva secretion[20].
- white phosphorus exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as toothache[21].
- white phosphorus exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as cachexia[22].
- white phosphorus exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as anemia[23].
- white phosphorus exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as jaundice[24].
- white phosphorus exposure's symptoms and signs is recorded as burn[25].
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Definition and Type
Recorded subclass of include chemical hazard[1], hazardous chemical exposure[2], and phosphorus poisoning[3].