Toxicology

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Background/Importance: • There are over one million reports of probable poisonings in the U.S. that involve children below the age of six each year. Although numerous studies have shown the importance of poison centers and their invaluable role in reducing healthcare costs, they still remain an underutilized service. Much of its underuse is prevalent in low-income African-American and Latino parents, as well as those with limited English proficiency.1 Objectives: • The objective of this study

The element I got was Lead, Lead is a chemical element that is assigned the symbol Pb it is from the Latin plumbum and it is a bluish-white element, Lead is not really rare but since it is fairly widespread and easy to extract it typically occurs in very small amounts in ores and is found in the ores galena, anglesite, cerussite and minim also the earth’s crust contains approximately 0.0013 percent lead. Lead can be toxic to humans and animal but is found mostly in combination and used a lot in cable

Copper does not decompose in the environment, and because of this it can accumulate in plants and animals are in the soil. Because of the serious impact on plants that Cu metal is a serious threat to agricultural land, depending on the acidity of the soil and the presence of organic matter. When farmland soil polluted with copper, animals will absorb concentrations that are harmful to their health. Mainly sheep suffer a great deal from copper poisoning, because the effects of Cu are shown at fairly

Does the little known element bromine affect the globe so much to the point that without it, human life would cease to exist? The answer could be surprising. bromine is a natural, liquid at room temperature element that belongs to the group Halogen, which includes similar elements such as chlorine, iodine, and astatine. It is an extremely poisonous element that could cause long-term kidney and brain issues from its systematic poisoning effect; the element bromine is a reddish-brown color and exceedingly

A leaky roof is probably one of the most horrific nightmares every homeowner has. Imagine running to get a bucket every time it rains. It's not only annoying and impractical, but also scary; because it means there a definite problem in your roof. Fortunately, you can spot a leaky roof before you will ever need to reach for a bucket. So what causes a leaky roof? There are several possible reasons, but some of the more common ones include these four: 1. Damaged Shingles Damaged or broken shingles are

The Toxicology of Cosmetic Chemicals; layman’s land is filled with easy-to-digest myth. SOCIETAL CONCERN; Disconnect between scientific knowledge and general public acceptance The ability to effectively communicate the safeties and dangers of chemicals between scientific professionals and the general population has been and continues to be an ongoing concern for both sides. Often, this difficult process of ensuring public safety and confidence in chemical innovation has had a certain void filled

TOXICOLOGY Similar to pharmacological data, toxicological data on synthetic cathinones is limited. Toxicological analyses are done to better understand the nature and effects of these drugs in the body. Along with determination of adverse and favorable symptoms in the body, toxicology deals with the detection methodology of these substances in biological matrices. These matrices are most commonly blood or urine, though some studies have utilized hair in the detection of synthetic cathinones.

My purpose for graduate study is two-fold: a) to advance my present career in forensic toxicology and b) to further my knowledge in the forensic discipline. Currently, as a forensic toxicologist at the Nassau County Medical Examiner, I have been exposed to nearly all facets of post-mortem and human performance forensic toxicology. Every single day is an intellectual challenge, whether it involves obtaining and interpreting a peculiar set of results, or troubleshooting one of the many instruments

Forensic science consists of a variety of fields such as in this case Forensic Pathology, Toxicology, and Biology were used to help solve the murder. Forensic Pathology was used to determine the cause of death by conducting an autopsy on the Johnson body. Coming to a conclusion, that Denise Johnson’s cause of death was due to asphyxiation (also known as strangulation)2,9. The pathology unit also determined that her death was a forced and violent death. Given the facts of how the victim died it provides