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Chemical Compound Exposure - Concepto preferido

UI del concepto	FD00060442
Nota de alcance	Exposure to the risk of accidents with chemical products to which people are subject in work or domestic environments. The proper use of personal protective equipment reduces the risk of injuries caused by accidents with hazardous chemicals, as well as compliance with industrial production standards (communication about risk areas, correct identification of the chemical in containers). The penetration routes of chemical products can be: respiratory, epidermal, parenteral and digestive. (Adapted from https://bit.ly/3yclsqr)
Término preferido	Chemical Compound Exposure