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Inhalant

Inhalants are a broad range of household and industrial chemicals whose volatile vapors or pressurized gases can be concentrated and breathed in via the nose or mouth to produce intoxication, in a manner not intended by the manufacturer. They are inhaled at room temperature through volatilization (in the case of gasoline or acetone) or from a pressurized…

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Complications
General: Suffocation · hypoxia · cerebral hemorrhage · brain damage · hypercapnia
Differential diagnosis
Alcoholism, inhaled anesthetics, marijuana abuse, tobacco smoking, crack cocaine, methamphetamines, medical inhalants, chasing the dragon
Specialty
Toxicology, psychiatry

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Medical inhalants

Non-medical inhalants

Toxic inhalants

Administration and effects

General risks

Inhalant-related disorders

In popular culture

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Inhalant

Nodes267
Edges266
Triples172
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007491
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Inhalant

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has effect · 23
Inhalant → Absent Without Leave, After, Alcohol, Although, Amanda Shaffer, American, Asia, August, AWOL, AWOL's, British, Dominic Simler, Electrical Air Compressors, Ethanol, Europe, Medical, Nitrous, Once, Slate, Some
related to Films · 20
Inhalant → Airplane, ATC, Carbona, Children Underground, Citizen Ruth, Edet Belzberg's, Grif Henderson, Gummo, Harmony Korine's, How Sweet It Is, In, In The Basketball Diaries, James Garner, Laura Dern, Lloyd Bridges, Love Liza, McCroskey, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Romanian, Ruth
related to Further reading · 18
Inhalant → Archived, Burk, Chier, Danger, Drugs, Education, Ingrid, Inhalant Prevention Resource Guide, Inhalants, Isabel, ISBN, July, Lobo, PDF, Powerkids Press, Ruth, Straight Facts, Virginia Department
related to Patterns of use · 15
Inhalant → An International Perspective, Epidemiology, Hispanics, However, In, Indian, Inhalant Abuse, Leal, Native-American, The, There, These, This, United States, Young
Complications · 14
Inhalant → aerosol burns, brain damage, cancer, cardiac arrest, cerebral hemorrhage, chemical burns Solvents: Stroke, coma, General: Suffocation, heart attack, hypercapnia, hypoxia, pneumonia, poisoning Gases: Frostbite, pulmonary aspiration
related to Music and musical culture · 12
Inhalant → As, BBC, DIY, Douglas Carroll, Elton John, In, North America, One, Raymond Cochrane, The Bitch Is Back, UK, While
related to Frostbite · 10
Inhalant → Actual, Another, Certain, Deaths, However, In, Most, The, This, When
related to Inhalant-related disorders · 10
Inhalant → Diagnostic, Diseases, DSM-5, ICD-11, Inhalant-related, International Classification, Mental Disorders, Statistical Manual, The DSM-5, These
see also · 7
Inhalant → Central AustraliaJenkem, HM Advocate, Inhaler, Khaliq, Scottish, Theo Program, Warlpiri
related to Dangers · 4
Inhalant → It, Statistics, Texas, Virginia

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use used inhalants solvents sniffing nitrous oxide inhaling gases alcohol glue gasoline effects gas aerosol also recreational inhaled states drug

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InhalantComplicationsGeneral: Suffocation1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationshypoxia1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationscerebral hemorrhage1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationsbrain damage1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationshypercapnia1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationscoma1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationspulmonary aspiration1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationspneumonia1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationspoisoning Gases: Frostbite1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationsaerosol burns1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationschemical burns Solvents: Stroke1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationscancer1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationscardiac arrest1.00infobox
InhalantComplicationsheart attack1.00infobox
InhalantDifferential diagnosisAlcoholism, inhaled anesthetics, marijuana abuse, tobacco smoking, crack cocaine, methamphetamines, medical inhalants, chasing the dragon1.00infobox
InhalantSpecialtyToxicology, psychiatry1.00infobox

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