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Irritant Inhalational Injury Definition
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A person with an irritant inhalational injury has inhaled a substance that irritates the air passageways in the nose, mouth or lungs.
Irritant inhalational injuries are usually caused by a brief exposure to common household chemicals. The irritant may cause mild inflammation, or cause damage to the tissues. Continue to Irritant Inhalational Injury Symptoms
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