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Carbon Monoxide Alert - Just The Facts
With higher levels of poisoning (COHb levels of 30%) the symptoms become more severe - dizziness, mental confusion, severe headaches, nausea, fainting on mild exertion. At high levels ...
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The HomeSafe FIRESIDE e-Newsletter # 002 - OCT. 20, 1996
With higher levels of poisoning (COHb levels of 30%) the symptoms become more severe - dizziness, mental confusion, severe headaches, nausea, fainting on mild exertion. At high levels ...
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Friends of the Earth (HK) Real Time API
High 101 to 200 People with existing heart or respiratory illnesses may notice mild aggravation of their health conditions. Generally healthy individuals may also notice some discomfort. ... diseases, asthma, chronic bronchitis and chronic obstructive airways diseases)are advised to reduce physical exertion and outdoor activities Persons with existing heart or respiratory illnesses (such as coronary ...
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Heart Defects: Birth Defects: Merck Manual Home Edition
Echocardiography usually confirms the diagnosis. Mild symptoms of a ventricular septal defect may be treated with diuretics (such as ... , severe cyanosis or heart failure is possible. Moderate symptoms, such as difficulty breathing with exertion and fatigue, may develop as the child gets older. Echocardiography is done to ...
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RANGE magazine.com - Winter 2002 - Aloha+Shazam=Owyhee
BLM’s attempt to “ram” the new guidelines “down our throats.” Never more than mild in her expletives, Connie can still deliver them with enough volume to dent concrete, and ... .S. senator regard the actions of the BLM in the Owyhee districts as a relentless exertion of arbitrary power and even outright collusion with the ranchers’ environmentalist opponents. That was a ...
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If your pup shows mild signs, consider having another set of x-rays taken after your dog turns 2. Orthopedic ... so gently. You don't want to traumatize your puppy. Be careful of heavy physical exertion directly before and after eating, especially if your GSD is a "gulper". GSDs (and many ...
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