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Calcium Phosphate

Health Encyclopedia: Calcium Phosphate

Definition

This poisoning is caused by an overdose of calcium phosphate, a substance found in some cosmetics, industrial chemicals, and cements.

Alternative Names

Tribasic; Tricalcium phosphate

Poisonous Ingredient

Calcium phosphate

Where Found

Some cosmetic products
Some industrial chemicals and cements

Note: This list may not be all inclusive.
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Calcium phosphate

Tribasic; Tricalcium phosphate Symptoms Most symptoms are seen with severe exposures and overdoses. Lungs Breathing difficulty (from inhalation)Throat... Read more »

Calcium phosphate

Tribasic; Tricalcium phosphate Home Treatment Calcium phosphate is generally considered to be relatively nontoxic, but large amountsor inhalations can result in... Read more »

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Zometa IV Dosage and Storage

This medication is used to treat high blood calcium levels (hypercalcemia) that may occur with... Read more »

Aredia IV Dosage and Storage

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