31. If you knew you were going to be exposed to a generally toxic pollutant (non-lethal dose) but had your choice of exposure, which would likely be the safest for you? a. To have it rubbed all over your body (skin contact) b. To breathe it in (inhalation) c. To have it injected into a main vein (injection) d. To have it with ice cream (ingestion)

31. If you knew you were going to be exposed to a generally toxic pollutant (non-lethal dose) but had your choice of exposure, which would likely be the safest for you? a. To have it rubbed all over your body (skin contact) b. To breathe it in (inhalation) c. To have it injected into a main vein (injection) d. To have it with ice cream (ingestion)

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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Chapter15: Humidity And Aerosol Therapy

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