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The document discusses common household poisons such as bleach, detergents, acids, alkalies, hydrocarbon solvents, cosmetics and personal care products, and other miscellaneous products. For each product or class of products, it describes the clinical effects of toxicity and recommendations for treatment. The overall document aims to educate about potential poisoning risks from everyday household chemicals and substances.
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