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One of these is not true of nicotine.
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is a metalloid which forms a number of toxic compounds
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One of these is not a constituent of Bordeaux mixture
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The rate of extent of absorbtion of hydrophobic chemicals depends of these factors except
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Which of these insecticides can be categorised as High toxic potential insecticide?
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During the Phase I reactions an OH group is attached to benzene to change it to
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Which of these substances caused the disease, Minamata in Japan
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The rate and extent of absorption of hydrophobic chemicals depends on all but one of these
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_________ refers to a single exposure of duration measure in second minutes or hours
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Toxicology integrates with all but one of these fields;
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One of these substances can cause spontaneous abortion when inhaled:
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Exposure to Toluene may lead to one of the following effects:
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__is the unrestrained, malignant proliferation of somatic cell
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Pyrethroids fall into two categories based on their acute
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Pesticides are chemicals that are use to kill
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Chemical species that cause birth defects are known as
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Depression of the system will lower resistance to infectious disease and facilitate the development of
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A mutated cells does not necessarily form a
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The inhalation of air containing benzene can lead to the following progressive effects:
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Exposure to n-hexane and cyclohexane result in loss of myelin and degeneration of
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Poisonous plants and are extracted for hunting and warfare
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Which of these is not a rodenticides?
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The involved as protective covering against a hostile environment and is relectively impermeable to many chemical
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Which of the following is the basic mechanism of action of insecticides?
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__________ has been known to be a poisonous compound for centuries
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_______ = Concentration x Exposure
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What term is used to indicate the ability of a cancer to invade other parts of the body and produce secondary tumours
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means that the action takes place at the point or area of contact
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The toxicological properties of _________ are very similar to those of ethylene
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s the stage in which the neoplastic cells become a malignant tumour
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Which of these pesticides mimics the action of Acetylcholine
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Acetylene is a colourless gas with a odour
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Which of these statements is NOT true of synthetic pyrethroids ?
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The toxicological property of _are very similar to ethylene
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Ozone can cause all but one of the following effects :
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The stage in which the cancerous cells become a malignant tumour during the carcinogenic process is known as the
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Ozone irritates the eyes, upper respiratory system and
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Hexachlorobezene studies in rats also provide evidence of
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Acute toxicity generally very low in
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Many pesticides in use have different modes of action and levels of
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Which of these events occurred in the 17th Century?
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When a toxic effect occurs at the point or area of contact of the toxin, what type of effect is it said to have?
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Elemental mercury may be absorbed by biological system as a
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The historical development of toxicology began with____dwellers
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Inhaled benzene is readily absorbed by the blood from which it is taken up by
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The rate of extent of absorption of hydrophobic chemicals depends of these factors excep
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The concept that at extremely low dose, a given substance may be nontoxic and even beneficial while at intermediate dose, it may be toxic is
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are the suspended liquid droplets generated by condensation from the gaseous to the liquid state.
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Acetylcholine, a major neurotransmitterin animals is normallyrapidly deactivated by an enzyme called
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Ludwig Rehn reported elevated incidences of bladder cancer in dye workers exposed to chemicals extracted from
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