1. Introduction to Medicines Calls
Workshop 2
Toxic or Not
Introduction to Medicines Calls
Use the low toxicity poster, and identify whether after ingestion products are considered low toxicity or toxic
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2. Snails
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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3. Compost
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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4. Iron Tablets
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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5. Nail Glue
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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6. Wax Crayons
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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7. Nicotine Lozenges
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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8. Oral Contraceptive Pill
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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9. Suntan Lotion
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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10. Sudocrem
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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11. Baby Bio Plant Food
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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12. Hormone Replacement Therapy
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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13. Dishwasher Tablets
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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14. Pencil Lead (graphite)
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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15. Holly
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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16. Screen Wash
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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17. Children’s Paints
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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18. Antacids (e.g. Rennie®)
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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19. Hand Washing Up Liquid
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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20. Quinine Tablets
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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21. Button Battery
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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22. Lyclear Crème Rinse
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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23. Fish Food
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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24. Daisy
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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25. Lily of the Valley
Toxic
Low Toxicity
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