### process:

Ingestion
* Drink large quantities of water.
* Most ingestion causes blockage
  - has effects
  - induces reaction
* Most ingestion leads to excretion
  - urinary excretion
* Most ingestion reduces absorption
  - gastrointestinal absorption
* Some ingestion causes death
  - dehydration
  - depressions
  - diarrhoea
  - gastrointestinal irritation
  - immediate death
  - infection
  - nausea
  - urine
* Some ingestion depends on environmental temperature
  - has different phases
  - leads to liver damage
  - occurs in mouths
  - produces gastrointestinal effects
* Some ingestion reduces energy intake
  - survival
  - results in dehydration
* can also cause lung hemorrhage and fibrosis
  - be through contamination of food, water or even medicine
* can cause burns, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
  - cramps, loss of consciousness, and systemic damage
  - distention of the abdomen from release of gas
  - dizziness, headache, confusion, incoordination and loss of consciousness
  - gastroenteric irritation, narcosis and injury to the kidneys and liver
  - irritation of the digestive tract
* can cause kidney damage or death
  - failure, and can also be fatal
* can cause nausea , vomiting , hallucinations , convulsions , or death
  - and vomiting
* can cause nausea, diarrhea and abdominal cramps
  - vomitting and inebriation
  - same effects as inhalation plus gastrointestinal tract discomfort
  - serious gastrointestinal problems and kidney damage, often fatal
* can cause severe burns of the mouth, throat, and gastrointestinal system and can be fatal
  - damage to the G.I. tract
  - suffocation or starvation
  - lead to dizziness and stupor
* can result in coma, serious or fatal kidney injury
  - gas embolism due to the formation of hydrogen
  - vomiting, sweating and seizures
* causes abdominal pain, vomiting, hemorrhaging, and organ perforation
  - acute irritation of the digestive tract and of the esophagus
  - diarrhea, and nausea
  - gastric irritation and stomach pain
  - gastrointestinal irritation, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
  - kidney and liver injuries
* causes nausea and unconsciousness
* causes nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
  - stomach pains and diarrhoea
  - poisoning, and it can also cause severe eye damage on contact
  - serious damage to mucous membranes and other tissues
  - stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea
  - ulceration of the mouth and severe gastroenteritis
  - vomiting and gagging
* has consequences
* has serious consequences
  - systemic consequences
* is an activity
  - entry through the mouth
  - generally the exposure of concern unless there nearby source of contaminated dust
  - harmful
  - slightly less hazardous as the liver has limited detoxifying action
  - stated to have produced pruritis over the whole body
* is the first stage and is the act of eating
  - most common route of exposure to hydrocarbons, including lamp oil
  - principal mechanism of animal nutrition
  - principle and primary route of exposure in all settings
  - process of consuming something and taking it into the body
  - unlikely, since acetylene gas at room temperature
* more efficient means of infection than injection or entry through wounds.
* occurs when materials enter the digestive tract by the mouth
  - the substances enter our digestive tract
* produces effects ranging from mild irritation to vomiting
* results in characteristic acetylcholine-like stimulation
  - serious burns to the mouth, esophagus, and stomach
  - weakness, vomiting and seizures
* seems to be considered the primary route of infection.
* typically causes nausea and vomiting.
* usually involves some type of mechanical and chemical processing.

### process | ingestion:

Acute ingestion
* Most acute ingestion reduces absorption
* causes burning of mouth, throat, and stomach with abdominal pain
  - intestinal disorders and irritation