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SubstancePoisoningAccidentTherapeutic UseSuicide AttemptAssaultUndetermined
Bacimycin976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
  ophthalmic preparation976.5E858.7E946.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bacitracin960.8E856E930.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
  ENT agent976.6E858.7E946.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
  ophthalmic preparation976.5E858.7E946.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
  topical NEC976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Baking soda963.3E858.1E933.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
BAL963.8E858.1E933.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bamethan (sulfate)972.5E858.3E942.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bamipine963.0E858.1E933.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Baneberry988.2E865.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Banewort988.2E865.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Barbenyl967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
Barbital, barbitone967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
Barbiturates, barbituric acid967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
  anesthetic (intravenous)968.3E855.1E938.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Barium (carbonate) (chloride) 
 (sulfate)
985.8E866.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  diagnostic agent977.8E858.8E947.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
  pesticide985.8E863.4-E950.6E962.1E980.7
  rodenticide985.8E863.7-E950.6E962.1E980.7
Barrier cream976.3E858.7E946.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Battery acid or fluid983.1E864.1-E950.7E962.1E980.6
Bay rum980.8E860.8-E950.9E962.1E980.9
BCG vaccine978.0E858.8E948.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bearsfoot988.2E865.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Beclamide966.3E855.0E936.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bee (sting) (venom)989.5E905.3-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Belladonna (alkaloids)971.1E855.4E941.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bemegride970.0E854.3E940.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benactyzine969.8E855.8E939.8E950.3E962.0E980.3
Benadryl963.0E858.1E933.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bendrofluazide974.3E858.5E944.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bendroflumethiazide974.3E858.5E944.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benemid974.7E858.5E944.7E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benethamine penicillin G960.0E856E930.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benisone976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benoquin976.8E858.7E946.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benoxinate968.5E855.2E938.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bentonite976.3E858.7E946.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzalkonium (chloride)976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
  ophthalmic preparation976.5E858.7E946.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzamidosalicylate (calcium)961.8E857E931.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzathine penicillin960.0E856E930.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzcarbimine963.1E858.1E933.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzedrex971.2E855.5E941.2E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzedrine (amphetamine)969.7E854.2E939.7E950.3E962.0E980.3
Benzene (acetyl) (dimethyl) (methyl) 
 (solvent) (vapor)
982.0E862.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  hexachloride (gamma) 
 (insecticide) (vapor)
989.2E863.0-E950.6E962.1E980.7
Benzethonium976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzhexol (chloride)966.4E855.0E936.4E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzilonium971.1E855.4E941.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzin(e)­see Ligroin
Benziodarone972.4E858.3E942.4E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzocaine968.5E855.2E938.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzodiapin969.4E853.2E939.4E950.3E962.0E980.3
Benzodiazepines (tranquilizers) 
 NEC
969.4E853.2E939.4E950.3E962.0E980.3
Benzoic acid (with salicylic acid) 
 (anti-infective)
976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzoin976.3E858.7E946.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzol (vapor)982.0E862.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Benzomorphan965.09E850.2E935.2E950.0E962.0E980.0
Benzonatate975.4E858.6E945.4E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzothiadiazides974.3E858.5E944.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzoylpas961.8E857E931.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzperidol969.5E853.8E939.5E950.3E962.0E980.3
Benzphetamine977.0E858.8E947.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzpyrinium971.0E855.3E941.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzquinamide963.0E858.1E933.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzthiazide974.3E858.5E944.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benztropine971.1E855.4E941.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Benzyl
  acetate982.8E862.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  benzoate (anti-infective)976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
  morphine965.09E850.2E935.2E950.0E962.0E980.0
  penicillin960.0E856E930.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bephenium
  hydroxynapthoate961.6E857E931.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bergamot oil989.89E866.8-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Berries, poisonous988.2E865.3-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Beryllium (compounds) (fumes)985.3E866.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Beta-carotene976.3E858.7E946.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Beta-Chlor967.1E852.0E937.1E950.2E962.0E980.2
Betamethasone962.0E858.0E932.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
  topical976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Betazole977.8E858.8E947.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bethanechol971.0E855.3E941.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bethanidine972.6E858.3E942.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
Betula oil976.3E858.7E946.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bhang969.6E854.1E939.6E950.3E962.0E980.3
Bialamicol961.5E857E931.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bichloride of mercury­see Mercury, 
 chloride
Bichromates (calcium) (crystals) 
 (potassium) (sodium)
983.9E864.3-E950.7E962.1E980.6
  fumes987.8E869.8-E952.8E962.2E982.8
Biguanide derivatives, oral962.3E858.0E932.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Biligrafin977.8E858.8E947.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bilopaque977.8E858.8E947.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bioflavonoids972.8E858.3E942.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Biological substance NEC979.9E858.8E949.9E950.4E962.0E980.4
Biperiden966.4E855.0E936.4E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bisacodyl973.1E858.4E943.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bishydroxycoumarin964.2E858.2E934.2E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bismarsen961.1E857E931.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bismuth (compounds) NEC985.8E866.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  anti-infectives961.2E857E931.2E950.4E962.0E980.4
  subcarbonate973.5E858.4E943.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
  sulfarsphenamine961.1E857E931.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bisphosphonates
  intravenous963.1E858.1E933.7E950.4E962.0E980.4
  oral 963.1E858.1E933.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bithionol961.6E857E931.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bitter almond oil989.0E866.8-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Bittersweet988.2E865.4-E950.9E962.1E930.9
Black
  flag989.4E863.4-E950.6E962.1E980.7
  henbane988.2E865.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  leaf (40)989.4E863.4-E950.6E962.1E980.7
  widow spider (bite)989.5E905.1-E950.9E962.1E980.9
    antivenin979.9E858.8E949.9E950.4E962.0E980.4
Blast furnace gas (carbon monoxide 
 from)
986E868.8-E952.1E962.2E982.1
Bleach NEC983.9E864.3-E950.7E962.1E980.6
Bleaching solutions983.9E864.3-E950.7E962.1E980.6
Bleomycin (sulfate)960.7E856E930.7E950.4E962.0E980.4
Blockain968.9E855.2E938.9E950.4E962.0E980.4
  infiltration (subcutaneous)968.5E855.2E938.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
  nerve block (peripheral) (plexus)968.6E855.2E938.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
  topical (surface)968.5E855.2E938.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Blood (derivatives) (natural) 
 (plasma) (whole)
964.7E858.2E934.7E950.4E962.0E980.4
  affecting agent964.9E858.2E934.9E950.4E962.0E980.4
  specified NEC964.8E858.2E934.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
  substitute (macromolecular)964.8E858.2E934.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Blue velvet965.09E850.2E935.2E950.0E962.0E980.0
Bone meal989.89E866.5-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Bonine963.0E858.1E933.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Boracic acid976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
  ENT agent976.6E858.7E946.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
  ophthalmic preparation976.5E858.7E946.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Borate (cleanser) (sodium)989.6E861.3-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Borax (cleanser)989.6E861.3-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Boric acid976.0E858.7E946.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
  ENT agent976.6E858.7E946.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
  ophthalmic preparation976.5E858.7E946.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Boron hydride NEC989.89E866.8-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  fumes or gas987.8E869.8-E952.8E962.2E982.8
Botox975.3E858.6E945.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Brake fluid vapor987.8E869.8-E952.8E962.2E982.8
Brass (compounds) (fumes)985.8E866.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Brasso981E861.3-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Bretylium (tosylate)972.6E858.3E942.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
Brevital (sodium)968.3E855.1E938.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
British antilewisite963.8E858.1E933.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bromal (hydrate)967.3E852.2E937.3E950.2E962.0E980.2
Bromelains963.4E858.1E933.4E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bromides NEC967.3E852.2E937.3E950.2E962.0E980.2
Bromine (vapor)987.8E869.8-E952.8E962.2E982.8
  compounds (medicinal)967.3E852.2E937.3E950.2E962.0E980.2
Bromisovalum967.3E852.2E937.3E950.2E962.0E980.2
Bromobenzyl cyanide987.5E869.3-E952.8E962.2E982.8
Bromodiphenhydramine963.0E858.1E933.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bromoform967.3E852.2E937.3E950.2E962.0E980.2
Bromophenol blue reagent977.8E858.8E947.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bromosalicylhydroxamic acid961.8E857E931.8E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bromo-seltzer965.4E850.4E935.4E950.0E962.0E980.0
Brompheniramine963.0E858.1E933.0E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bromural967.3E852.2E937.3E950.2E962.0E980.2
Brown spider (bite) (venom)989.5E905.1-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Brucia988.2E865.3-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Brucine989.1E863.7-E950.6E962.1E980.7
Brunswick green­see  Copper
Bruten-see Ibuprofen
Bryonia (alba) (dioica)988.2E865.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Buclizine969.5E853.8E939.5E950.3E962.0E980.3
Bufferin965.1E850.3E935.3E950.0E962.0E980.0
Bufotenine969.6E854.1E939.6E950.3E962.0E980.3
Buphenine971.2E855.5E941.2E950.4E962.0E980.4
Bupivacaine968.9E855.2E938.9E950.4E962.0E980.4
  infiltration (subcutaneous)968.5E855.2E938.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
  nerve block (peripheral) (plexus)968.6E855.2E938.6E950.4E962.0E980.4
Busulfan963.1E858.1E933.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Butabarbital (sodium)967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
Butabarbitone967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
Butabarpal967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
Butacaine968.5E855.2E938.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Butallylonal967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
Butane (distributed in mobile 
 container)
987.0E868.0-E951.1E962.2E981.1
  distributed through pipes987.0E867-E951.0E962.2E981.0
  incomplete combustion of ­see
 
Carbon monoxide, butane
Butanol980.3E860.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Butanone982.8E862.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Butaperazine969.1E853.0E939.1E950.3E962.0E980.3
Butazolidin965.5E850.5E935.5E950.0E962.0E980.0
Butethal967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
Butethamate971.1E855.4E941.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Buthalitone (sodium)968.3E855.1E938.3E950.4E962.0E980.4
Butisol (sodium)967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
Butobarbital, butobarbitone967.0E851E937.0E950.1E962.0E980.1
Butriptyline969.0E854.0E939.0E950.3E962.0E980.3
Buttercups988.2E865.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
Butter of antimony ­see Antimony
Butyl
  acetate (secondary)982.8E862.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  alcohol980.3E860.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  carbinol980.8E860.8-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  carbitol982.8E862.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  cellosolve982.8E862.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  chloral (hydrate)967.1E852.0E937.1E950.2E962.0E980.2
  formate982.8E862.4-E950.9E962.1E980.9
  scopolammonium bromide971.1E855.4E941.1E950.4E962.0E980.4
Butyn968.5E855.2E938.5E950.4E962.0E980.4
Butyrophenone (-based 
 tranquilizers)
969.2E853.1E939.2E950.3E962.0E980.3
 
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