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What are signs of a 7 year old inhaling gasoline fumes from a gas can? is dilated pupils, excessive chattiness and becoming fidgety signs.
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Pulmonary : Inhalation may cause respiratory problems, and careful storage of the gasoline is recommended. It is a flammable substance which may cause injury. Watch f9r signs of cough,shortness of breath and please call poison control, if there are additional questions.
Answered 9/5/2020
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