What should I do if I get Carbon monoxide poisoned?
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Get plenty of fresh air and call 911
376984
defenatly take someone with you.  i've told this to someone else in another question, but i stand by it, chew gum.  it sounds weird but doing something with your mouth is calming.  don't look at the needle whatever you do.  focus on something on the wall.  theres usually a poster in the room.  read that.  i really hope everything goes well and don't forget to breath.
29897
Throw it out, now!!!!  You are obviously having a dangerous reaction to the product.\n\nCheck with your doctor on something that would be less intrusive.\n\nBest of luck!
498456
Relax..first off, you need to calm down. I know it's a scary concept that you have Michigan grease on you. Second, I need you to get some gasoline..then soak your hand in it..that should do the trick, but don't set yourself on fire...unless you want to, that is. :)
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Here are the known health hazards related to carbon tetrachloride as listed by the EPA. \n\nRespiratory Toxicant \nCarcinogen \nSuspected: Cardiovascular or Blood Toxicant \nDevelopmental Toxicant \nEndocrine Toxicant \nGastrointestinal or Liver Toxicant \nKidney Toxicant \nNeurotoxicant \nReproductive Toxicant \nSkin or Sense Organ Toxicant \n\nSince he has had exposure and is exhibiting symptoms of respiratory distress, it may be worth talking to a doctor about it. Of course, if he starts having trouble breathing call 911 and get him to emergency.
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Most nail polish has acetone in it.\n\n\nIf you suspect your child has ingested a poisonous substance, call the American Association of Poison Control Center's help line at 800-222-1222 immediately. Even if your child seems fine, call right away. Don't wait for symptoms to worsen! Be prepared to give the following information:\n\n\n\n•Child's age, weight, and condition \n•Amount and type of poison \n•What time the poisoning happened \n•Your name and telephone number \n\nDo NOT induce vomiting and do not give a child activated charcoal or anything else (even water) without checking with emergency medical help first. Also, using syrup of ipecac to induce vomiting is no longer recommended as a treatment for poisoning.
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Carbon monoxide's specific gravity is 0.96 (compared to air which is 1). So it is aprox same wheight. So, no you won't die before it sounds the alarm.\n\nAlso take in account that carbon monoxide may contain warm air so it will rise. Also dont install too close to source or else it might give false readings.\n\nCheck with the Consumer Product Safety Commission for spesific details.
500231
nothing very serious happened...continue your diet (tip: for 2 days drink more water).......but chemical diets must not take much long in order not to put in danger yourself
646217
CALL 911...YOU SHOULD HAVE DONE THAT IMMEDIATELY.
668428
Yeah, next time drink something carbonated or go buy a gas suppressant.
312232
I would say get out of there as fast as you can! Leave and go find a different place to stay! My prayers are with you, Please be safe! Cuidado!
300419
too much sugar at breakfast? ...I would expect you to get sleepy 2 hrs after eating. Maybe your car has an exhaust leak? Do you commute in traffic? a bridge? a tunnel? carbon monoxide is a toxic gas that can make you sleepy and reduce the amount of oxygen in your blood. Try getting up, walk a lap and take at least 3 deep breaths to "snap" out of it. Or take a nap. Get your muffler checked.
429717
u probably shouldn't make Ur own carbon monoxide(some versions can be very deadly to you) Aspirin Acetaminophen Ibuprofen
506907
It would depend upon the concentration of the carbon monoxide and the amount of ventilation in the room.  Perhaps a respiratory therapist or physician could help you out with your question. Good luck.
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CO2 is not toxic to humans, although you could suffocate if the CO2 is in the air at a very high concentration, so that there isn't enough oxygen.  If there is a such a risk in a fire, you should wear a self-contained breathing apparatus.\n\nFire extinguishers should be checked for pressure at least annually.  They should be refilled after every use, even if used just for a few seconds.
220665
Go see your doctor, that could be dangerous and compromise your health
22738
carbon monoxide, fumes of amalgam, nicotine, sulphur, and many many more