Oxides
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning is Preventable
Published in Pain and Central Nervous System Week, February 14th, 2011
In January, fire crews from Tempe, Arizona responded to a call regarding a forklift driver at a manufacturing plant who was suffering from chest pains. Upon arriving at the factory emergency personnel discovered the employee had not suffered a heart attack, but instead had been exposed to dangers levels of carbon monoxide (CO).
The carbon monoxide came from two forklifts that were left running without adequate area ventilation. Tempe...
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