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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's not that the gas is toxic, but that carbon monoxide can occupy the ability of red blood cells to carry oxygen, making the body lack oxygen, and the key to the effect is concentration.
If you find chest tightness and fatigue, open the doors and windows in time to ventilate, and people will go outside to breathe fresh air and rest.
If you are rescued, you can only infuse oxygen.
Other! Go inside with good air and drink a few glasses of hot water and take a deep breath! Don't smoke, don't smell other pungent things, and wait until you feel better before going to sleep! >>>More
No, the lighter is filled with liquefied butane other, although butane butane gas is a toxic gas, but the lighter is installed with a little bit, and the leakage in the natural state is negligible, negligible.
Died of gas poisoning while taking a bath, did he use a gas water heater to take a bath? >>>More
Know, but don't tell you.
Now teaching people to commit suicide is also a crime. >>>More
The first thing to do is to fix the gas leak and not to ignore it.