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Inhalants: the instant, but deadly high.
Pediatric Nursing 1997
There is an alarming increase in the number of children and adolescents inhaling chemicals for euphoric purposes. This trend merits serious concern, as abuse of inhalants can cause cardiac arrest, asphyxiation, and accidents. Substances such as gas, butane, and lighter fluid are highly toxic and destroy organs, and in some cases, inhalants have caused death on the first use. Pediatric nurses are in a key position to identify abusers and educate parents and children about these potentially fatal chemicals.
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