Match each of the potential toxins listed below to their most likely routes of exposure.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Toluene and formaldehyde from cigarette smokeToluene and formaldehyde from cigarette smoke drop zone empty.Pesticide residue on foodPesticide residue on food drop zone empty.Endocrine disrupters like BHA in facial moisturizersEndocrine disrupters like BHA in facial moisturizers drop zone empty.Certain pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and drugsCertain pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and drugs drop zone empty.Inhalation (respiratory tract)Absorption (dermal)Injection (intramuscular)Ingestion (gastrointestinal tract)Need help? Review these concept resources.

Toluene and formaldehyde from cigarette smokeToluene and formaldehyde from cigarette smoke drop zone empty.Pesticide residue on foodPesticide residue on food drop zone empty.Endocrine disrupters like BHA in facial moisturizersEndocrine disrupters like BHA in facial moisturizers drop zone empty.Certain pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and drugsCertain pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and drugs drop zone empty.Inhalation (respiratory tract)Absorption (dermal)Injection (intramuscular)Ingestion (gastrointestinal tract)Need help? Review these concept resources.

Match the mechanism of eliminating toxins to the body part that is responsible for the action.InstructionsDrag and drop application.DetoxificationDetoxification drop zone empty.Exhaling excess carbon dioxideExhaling excess carbon dioxide drop zone empty.Excreting water-soluble salts and other substancesExcreting water-soluble salts and other substances drop zone empty.KidneysLiverLungs

What are the primary routes of exposure for chemicals?: Inhalation, Ingestion, Dermal Eyes, Mouth, Nose Smell, Taste, Touch None of the above

Routes of exposure to chemicals are breathing, skin/eye contact, and swallowing.Question 1Select one:TrueFalse

List four diseases that result from the chemicals in tobacco smoke.