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The health effects of cadmium inhalation, including acute respiratory distress and chronic effects like emphysema and kidney damage.
is curtailed primarily by strict exposure limits—’s eight‑hour permissible exposure limit (PEL) of with a 2.5 µg/m3 action level—and by implementing the hierarchy of controls: elimination/substitution...
sometimes prompts with calcium (CaNa2‑EDTA) or oral (DMSA), but both carry renal considerations: EDTA has well‑documented nephrotoxicity and can paradoxically increase renal Cd burden, while succimer ...
Acute cadmium exposure typically presents with flu-like symptoms or respiratory irritation after inhalation and can progress rapidly to chemical pneumonitis, pulmonary edema and respiratory failure in...