Found this in one of the journals I was looking through:
TI: Open air carbon monoxide poisoning©
AU: Jumbelic-Mary-I {a}
AD: {a} Onondaga County, 330 W© Onondaga St©, Syracuse, NY 13202, USA
SO: Journal-of-Forensic-Sciences© Jan©, 1998; 43 ¥1¤ 228-230©
PY: 1998
DT: Article-
IS: 0022-1198
LA: English
AB: An unusual manner of carbon monoxide poisoning claimed the lives of two
adults in two separate incidents© In the first case, a young man was four
wheeling in a swampy area when his jeep became stuck in the mud as he continued
to floor the accelerator© Carbon monoxide fumes entered the vehicle through the
rusted floorboards, killing the driver© In the second case, two teens were
skinny dipping behind a motor boat when they became affected by the boat
exhaust© One of the youths was overcome and submerged into the lake© Both
incidents were initially attributed to incorrect causes - a car accident and a
drowning - because of the false notion that carbon monoxide is not a hazard in a
ventilated area© The carboxyhemoglobin levels in these victims were 78 and 62%
respectively© It was only through laboratory testing that carbon monoxide
poisoning was identified as the cause of their demise© Physicians as well as the
public need to be aware of the potential for this life threaten!
ing hazard to occur so that there can be proper emergency treatment and the
prevention of fatalities©
AI: Y
MC: Forensics-; Toxicology-
ST: Hominidae-: Primates-, Mammalia-, Vertebrata-, Chordata-, Animalia-
OR: human- ¥Hominidae-¤: adolescent-, adult-, female-, male-
TN: Animals-; Chordates-; Humans-; Mammals-; Primates-; Vertebrates-
CB: carbon-monoxide; carboxyhemoglobin-
DS: carbon-monoxide-poisoning: open-air, toxicity-
RN: 630-08-0: CARBON MONOXIDE
MQ: laboratory-testing: determination-method
MI: mortality-: cause-; Case-Study
AN: 199800510024
UD: 19981030
TI: Open air carbon monoxide poisoning©
AU: Jumbelic-Mary-I {a}
AD: {a} Onondaga County, 330 W© Onondaga St©, Syracuse, NY 13202, USA
SO: Journal-of-Forensic-Sciences© Jan©, 1998; 43 ¥1¤ 228-230©
PY: 1998
DT: Article-
IS: 0022-1198
LA: English
AB: An unusual manner of carbon monoxide poisoning claimed the lives of two
adults in two separate incidents© In the first case, a young man was four
wheeling in a swampy area when his jeep became stuck in the mud as he continued
to floor the accelerator© Carbon monoxide fumes entered the vehicle through the
rusted floorboards, killing the driver© In the second case, two teens were
skinny dipping behind a motor boat when they became affected by the boat
exhaust© One of the youths was overcome and submerged into the lake© Both
incidents were initially attributed to incorrect causes - a car accident and a
drowning - because of the false notion that carbon monoxide is not a hazard in a
ventilated area© The carboxyhemoglobin levels in these victims were 78 and 62%
respectively© It was only through laboratory testing that carbon monoxide
poisoning was identified as the cause of their demise© Physicians as well as the
public need to be aware of the potential for this life threaten!
ing hazard to occur so that there can be proper emergency treatment and the
prevention of fatalities©
AI: Y
MC: Forensics-; Toxicology-
ST: Hominidae-: Primates-, Mammalia-, Vertebrata-, Chordata-, Animalia-
OR: human- ¥Hominidae-¤: adolescent-, adult-, female-, male-
TN: Animals-; Chordates-; Humans-; Mammals-; Primates-; Vertebrates-
CB: carbon-monoxide; carboxyhemoglobin-
DS: carbon-monoxide-poisoning: open-air, toxicity-
RN: 630-08-0: CARBON MONOXIDE
MQ: laboratory-testing: determination-method
MI: mortality-: cause-; Case-Study
AN: 199800510024
UD: 19981030
