Carbon Monoxide: Recommendations to Avoid Poisoning
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One of the risks, given the arrival of winter temperatures and the consequent heating of closed places, is the poisoning with carbon monoxide. In this sense, the Municipality of Santa Fe advises to be alert to the use of stoves and braziers to heat the environments. Carbon monoxide (CO) that originates in the houses, is a gas product of the combustion of gas heaters, salamanders and braziers. It has no smell, taste or color, and competes with th…
Faced with the presence of low temperatures, the Ministry of Health of the Government of La Pampa recalled the preventive measures that must be taken to avoid possible poisonings by carbon monoxide. In General Pico, during this winter, a person died from inhaling monoxide. In addition, there were four hospitalized. It is a very toxic gas for people and animals. It enters the body through the lungs and from there passes to the blood, occupying th…
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