Carbon Monoxide is impossible to see, taste, or smell – and can kill you before you are aware it is in your home. True or False?Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

What is carbon monoxide poisoning? Why can it happen so easily in humans

Which of the following is the primary health effect associated with exposure to Carbon Monoxide?Group of answer choicesReduced Oxygen levelsMuscle aches & painsDifficulty speakingDecreased blood flow

Carbon exists in the atmosphere in the form of(a) carbon monoxide only(b) carbon monoxide in traces and carbon dioxide(c) carbon dioxide only(d) coal

Light aircraft are fitted with carbon monoxide detectors because*1 pointA malfunction of aircraft air conditioners may result in carbon monoxide entering the cabinIf there is a crack in the exhaust, carbon monoxide can enter the cabin when cabin heat is turned onCarbon monoxide will be present if people are smoking on boardThe presence of carbon monoxide indicates that the pilot is flying through poor weather

Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning occurs when*1 pointCO molecules build up in the lungs, resulting in suffocationCO molecules replace the oxygen molecules carried by haemoglobin in the bloodCO causes disorientationCO affects the functioning of the brain, resulting in a feeling of euphoria