Sentences with phrase «inhalation of a house fire»
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11/17/2008 California's Public Hospitals and Firefighters Urge Diligence to Prevent Winter - Related House Fires and Injuries Hospitals and firefighters see increase in burns, smoke inhalation due to winter hazards; urge stronger precautions Oakland, CA, November 17, 2008 — The California Association of Public Hospitals and Health Systems (CAPH) and its member... More...
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Smoke inhalation from a house fire might cause cyanide poisoning due to compounds created from the burning of furniture made with materials like rubber, wool, and foam, Dr. Khatri explains.
Ohio's Montgomery County Animal Shelter raised money and used some of its own late last year to have this dog treated for smoke inhalation after one of its owners died in a house fire and her significant other couldn't afford to treat the dog or pick him up.
Just like our human families, pets are susceptible to the dangers of house fires, like burns, smoke inhalation, and asphyxiation.
Many of you on Facebook have followed the sad story of Tabitha (formerly Smokey) who has been recovering at HHPR from burns and smoke inhalation she suffered from a house fire in March.