Accidents - Carbon monoxide detectors - 26-50 years old - Year 2004

Number Of Accidents (Estimate): 74
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National Electronic Injury Surveillance System Accidents Records

Date: 12/10/2004	Age: 45 years	Sex: Female	Race: White
Location: Home		Fire: Fire involvement and/or smoke inhalation - Fire Dept. attended
Body part: All Of Body		Diagnosis: Anoxia
Product: Carbon monoxide detectors, Carbon monoxide poisonings
PT STATED CO DETECTOR WENT OFF IN THE HOUSE,FD CAME,CO LEVEL WAS MORE T HAN 200, DEVELOPED LIGHTHEADNESS&H/A, SUSTAINED" CO EXPOSURE"
Disposition: Treated and released or examined and released without treatment

Date: 02/01/2004	Age: 33 years	Sex: Male	Race: Black/African American
Location: Other public property		Fire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded
Body part: All Of Body		Diagnosis: Anoxia
Product: Carbon monoxide detectors, Carbon monoxide poisonings
CO DETECTOR ALARMING COHB 4.2 CARBON MONOXIDE EXPOSURE VERY LOW EXPOSURE
Disposition: Treated and released or examined and released without treatment

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