2. These exposures are typically sudden and severe and involve rapid absorption of the offending material: (Plog, 129)
3. Which of the following terms describes long-term symptoms of disease or their frequent recurrence? (Plog, 129)
4. These exposures result in symptoms that usually last for years: (Plog, 129)
5. Which of the following is not one of the three general classes of air contaminants? (Plog, 129)
6. These toxic substances interfere with oxygenation of the tissues and affected individual may suffocate: (Plog, 131)
7. These toxic substances can produce unconsciousness by preventing the brain and spinal cord from doing their normal job: (Plog, 132)
8. This term describes any agent that can produce or accelerate the development of malignant or potentially malignant tumors or malignant neoplastic proliferation of cells: (Plog, 134)
9. This term describes any agent that affects the genetic material of the exposed organism, and can cause cancer, birth defects, or undesirable effects in later generations: (Plog, 135)
10. This term describes any agent that interferes with normal embryonic development, and may produce malformations of the fetus without inducing damage to the mother: (Plog, 136)
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