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Toxic exposure to a pregnant patient From: D. G. Huffman (perinatl@slip.net) Mon Jun 3 04:03:39 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Jason Gardosi: "Re: vaginal breech" Previous message: Douglas Krell: "Adenomyoma and the like" Next in thread: William Cely: "Re: Toxic exposure to a pregnant patient" Maybe reply: William Cely: "Re: Toxic exposure to a pregnant patient" Maybe reply: mark decker: "Re: Toxic exposure to a pregnant patient" For those who were asking about toxic exposure in an organic chemistry classroom, the following might be of some interest: Management Guidelines for Chemical Exposures at CDC http://wwwonder.cdc.gov/wonder/prevguid/p0000016/p0000016.htm Government documents contain a list of toxic chemicals and cover health effects, prehospital management, and emergency medical treatment. -- =============================================================== Dean G. Huffman Phone: 217 787-3745 FAX 217 787-0680 perinatl@slip.net 217 782-9666 217 524-2432 Never try to teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time and it annoys the pig. H =============================================================== Next message: Jason Gardosi: "Re: vaginal breech" Previous message: Douglas Krell: "Adenomyoma and the like" Next in thread: William Cely: "Re: Toxic exposure to a pregnant patient" Maybe reply: William Cely: "Re: Toxic exposure to a pregnant patient" Maybe reply: mark decker: "Re: Toxic exposure to a pregnant patient"

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