Typical exposures:
Unintentional exposure (generally young children)
Intentional abuse (generally adolescents, young adults)
Occupational exposure - dermal, inhalation
Intentional abuse methods:
Huffing=<unk>  soaked into rag and placed over mouth and nose
Bagging=<unk>  placed in a bag and fumes inhaled
Sniffing=<unk>  inhaled directly
High volatility, low viscosity → high risk for aspiration despite "simple ingestion"
Easily washes out pulmonary surfactant if aspirated
Unintentional exposure (generally young children)
Intentional abuse (generally adolescents, young adults)
Occupational exposure - dermal, inhalation
Huffing=<unk>  soaked into rag and placed over mouth and nose
Bagging=<unk>  placed in a bag and fumes inhaled
Sniffing=<unk>  inhaled directly
Gasoline
Lighter fluid
Lamp oil
Petroleum jelly (Vaseline)
Paint
Paint thinners
Polish
Toluene
Hydrocarbon toxicity
25C-NBOMe‎
Methane toxicity
Alcohol
Salicylate toxicity
Amphetamines
Chromium toxicity
Bath salts