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    The document discusses different types of poisonous gases used in World War I, including their classification and properties. It focuses on phosgene gas, describing how it was originally used in plastics and pesticides, can exist as either a poisonous gas or liquid, and stays low to the ground spreading rapidly as a colorless or pale yellow cloud. The document outlines symptoms of phosgene poisoning and treatments.

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    The document discusses different types of poisonous gases used in World War I, including their classification and properties. It focuses on phosgene gas, describing how it was originally used in plastics and pesticides, can exist as either a poisonous gas or liquid, and stays low to the ground spreading rapidly as a colorless or pale yellow cloud. The document outlines symptoms of phosgene poisoning and treatments.

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    The document discusses different types of poisonous gases used in World War I, including their classification and properties. It focuses on phosgene gas, describing how it was originally used in plastics and pesticides, can exist as either a poisonous gas or liquid, and stays low to the ground spreading rapidly as a colorless or pale yellow cloud. The document outlines symptoms of phosgene poisoning and treatments.

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    MULTIPLE POISONING &

    IT’S TREATMENT

    WAR GASES

    Presented By :
    SAUD ASIF
    125
    Contents

     Introduction About War Gases

     Classification Of War Gases

     Phosgene Gas
    Introduction About War Gases

     World War I.
     Germans.
     Portal entry into the body & physiological effects.
     Vesicants (blister gases).
     Lacrimators (tear gas).
     Sternutators (vomiting gases) cause nausea.
     Lung irritants attack the respiratory tract, causing
    pulmonary edema.
     Nerve gases inhibit proper nerve function.
    Classification Of War Gases

     Lacrimators or Tear Gases

     Choloroacetophenone

     Bromobenzyl cyanide
     Ethyl iodoacetate
    Classification Of War Gases

     Asphyxiants or Choking Gases

     Phosgene
     Chlorine
    Classification Of War Gases

     Vesicants or Blister Gases

     Mustard Gas
     Lewisite

     Nasal Irritants or Vomiting Gas

     Diphenyl chorarsine
     Diphenyl amine chorarsine
    Classification Of War Gases

     Paralysants or Blood poison

     Carbon monoxide
     Hydrocyanic acid

     Hydrogen sulphide

     Nerve Gases

     Acetylcholine
    Phosgene

     Plastics and pesticides.


     Poisonous gas & can be changed into liquid.
     Stays close to the ground and spreads rapidly.
     Colorless or pale yellow cloud.
     Pleasant odor (green corn).
     The odor may be strong and unpleasant.

    How can someone come into contact with phosgene?

    How can someone protect themselves from phosgene


    poisoning ?
    Phosgene

     What happens if someone gets sick from


    phosgene?

    Symptoms

     Coughing
     Watery eyes
     Blurred vision
     Nausea and vomiting
     Burning sensation in the throat and eyes
     Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
    Phosgene

     What is the treatment for phosgene?

     Remove clothing.
     Wash affected areas.
     If someone has swallowed phosgene, do not make the
    person vomit or give fluids to drink.
    Questions ????

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