Plant poisoning
Drug poisoning
Chemical Poisoning
Food poisoning
Miscellaneous
100

This green, leafy plant common in gardens can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and even heart problems if ingested.

What is oleander?

100

Name one prevention method for drug poisoning.

never mix medicines

100

This household chemical found in cleaners can cause burns and difficulty breathing if ingested or inhaled.

What is bleach?

100

Eating undercooked chicken or eggs contaminated with this bacteria can cause diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramps.

What is Salmonella?

100

This vitamin, found in citrus fruits, helps the body fight infections.

What is vitamin C?

200

Eating the berries of this bright red forest plant can cause nausea, hallucinations, and sometimes death.

What is deadly nightshade (belladonna)?

200

Swallowing a large quantity of this drug commonly used for treating heartburn can cause confusion, nausea, and even seizures.

What is aspirin?

200

Inhalation of this gas, often from poorly ventilated heaters, can be fatal without immediate treatment.

What is carbon monoxide?

200

This common bacteria can multiply in improperly stored meat or dairy and produce toxins that cause vomiting within hours.

What is Staphylococcus aureus?

200

Whole grains, fruits, and vegetables are rich in this nutrient, which helps digestion.

What is fiber?

300

This type of poisoning occurs when a person touches or eats certain mushrooms, which contain toxins affecting the liver.

What is mushroom poisoning (e.g., Amanita poisoning)?

300

This type of drug poisoning often requires immediate use of naloxone to reverse its life-threatening effects.

What is opioid overdose?

300

This chemical found in rat poison affects the blood’s ability to clot and can be deadly.

What is anticoagulant poison (like warfarin-based rat poison)?

300

Shellfish can carry this toxin, which affects the nervous system and can cause tingling or paralysis.

What is ciguatera or saxitoxin (paralytic shellfish poisoning)?

300

Drinking too much of this can lead to high blood pressure and heart problems.

What is sodium (salt)?

400

This toxin, found in castor beans, is extremely poisonous and can cause multi-organ failure if ingested.

What is ricin?

400

Name one prevention method for drug poisoning.

What is storing medications out of reach of children, or taking the correct dosage?

400

Wearing protective gloves, goggles, and masks can prevent poisoning from this type of substance.

What are industrial or laboratory chemicals?

400

This simple prevention method—washing hands, fruits, and cooking food properly—can reduce most food poisoning cases.

What is practicing good food hygiene?

400

This mineral, found in dairy products, is important for strong bones and teeth.

What is calcium?

500

Name two ways plant toxins can enter the human body.

What are ingestion (eating) and absorption (through skin contact

500

Taking too much of this common pain reliever can cause liver damage.

What is Tylenol?

500

Name one way chemical poisons can enter the body.

Answer: What are inhalation, ingestion, or skin absorption?

500

Name two symptoms that are common to almost all food poisonings.

What are vomiting and diarrhea?

500

Name two benefits of staying hydrated.

  1.  What are maintaining body temperature, supporting digestion, keeping skin healthy, and transporting nutrients?