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Accidental Poisoning Checklist - Department of Health and Human Services (Texas) Mobile App

Poisons can be found in everyday items located in all areas of your home – kitchen, closets, bathrooms, attic, garage, dining room, laundry room, storage areas and basements. To help prevent accidental poisoning, follow these poison prevention tips listed in this mobile application.

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Poison Prevention Tips
Use child-resistant containers (but remember: child-resistant containers are not completely child...
Keep potentially poisonous products in their original containers (see below for product list).
Place potentially poisonous products out of reach immediately after use.
Put poison stickers on all poisonous products in and around your home, and teach children what th...
For more information on poison stickers and other educational materials, visit the Poison Control...
Keep emergency numbers (including the National Poison Center) next to your phone.
Make sure these products are stored safely:
Prescription and over-the-counter medications (including aspirin and vitamins).
Disinfectants, deodorants and air fresheners.
All kinds of sprays.
Polishes and cleansing powder.
Fertilizers and weed killers.
Insect and rodent poison; slug bait.
Paint remover and paint.
Cosmetics.
Soaps, detergents and shampoo
Toilet bowl and drain cleaners
Lye and bleach.
Gasoline and lighter fluids.
Insect repellent.
Mothballs and pesticides
Note: Special care should also be taken with house plants — many may be poisonous if eaten by hum...
What to do when someone is poisoned:
If it is a life-threatening emergency, call 9-1-1.
Be prepared to answer the following questions:
What was taken?
When was it taken?
...and More!

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