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with the guideline recommendations for an acute dermal toxicity study (OCSPP 870.1200; PMRA Data Code: M4.4; and OECD 402) in the [species] [If not conducted under guideline recommendations, then concisely list any noteworthy major deviations and impact on overall findings of study.
[DOC File]Right to Know Hazard Communication Compliance Guide
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Acute Toxicity - Acute toxicity refers to those adverse effects occurring following oral or dermal administration of a single dose of a substance, or multiple doses given within 24 hours, or an inhalation exposure of 4 hours.
[DOC File]Title: Nicotine and Lumbriculus variegatus: Toxicity Lab
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Acute and Chronic Toxicity: Acute toxicity refers to a relatively high dose of a given toxin over a short time period. Chronic toxicity refers to relatively small doses of a toxin over a longer time period. ... Students should become familiar with the 0-4 activity level scale. (4.) Move the worms from the Petri dishes indicated in the “Left ...
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conducted in accordance with the guideline recommendations for an acute injection toxicity and pathogenicity study (OCSPP 885.3200; PMRA Data code: [M4.3.3 (if …
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The Approved Criteria combines acute with chronic toxicity for some hazard categories (i.e. N51 does not exist as an individual classification). However, the GHS Classification Criteria separates acute and chronic hazard classes. Note 8: F+ - Danger: Highly Flammable; R12 - Extremely flammable (liquids) shall be translated as flammable liquid ...
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ICE models for aquatic species contain acute toxicity values (median lethal or median effect concentrations; LC50/EC50) for a minimum of any three different chemicals and have been demonstrated to be robust, accurate estimators of toxicity when the surrogate and predicted taxa are within the same taxonomic Order 4
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A cyanide level is rarely useful in management of acute OD. 4.Which is false? at pH 7.4 salicylic acid is in the unionized form. patients are often hyperthermic. when alkalinizing the urine, serum K+ replacement may be required. haemodialysis is of benefit. a serum salicilate level of 2.0 at 6 hours is sufficient for medical discharge.
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: The level is below the relevant ingredients level of 1% and so mixture is not classifiable into this classification. Reproductive toxicity : Applying the relevant cut-off limit, the mixture is classified as Category 1A (≥ 0.3 % for category 1)
[DOC File]Acute toxicity of zinc in Nile tilapia fingerlings
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The acute toxicity test was performed for 4 days in which two replicates of seven different Zn concentrations (0, 10, 40, 70, 100, 130, and 160 mg/L) were used (10 fish for each aquarium). At 24, 48, 72, and 96 h, fish dead were counted in the different Zn concentrations along with the control group.
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