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Xylenes can enter the body through all four routes of exposure (1) <br /> inhalation; (2) adsorption; (3) ingestion, and (4) injection. Target <br /> organs are the central nervous system, eyes, gastrointestinal tract, <br /> blood, liver, kidneys and skin. Acute exposure effects include <br /> dizziness, excitement, drowsiness, incoordination, abdmominai <br /> pain, vomiting, and irritation of the eyes, nose and throat <br /> Other Potentially Hazardous Chemicals <br /> Vapor pressure mm Hg Q 68 IF <br /> Flash point of <br /> Hazard classification <br /> Permissable exposure luxut (PEL) ppm <br /> Potential carcinogen ❑ <br /> Potential exposure routes: <br /> inhalation ❑ adsorption ❑ ingestion 0 injection ❑ <br /> Exposure effects include- <br /> The controls to limit potential for exposure to the above chemical hazards is addressed <br /> below: <br /> o Inhalation of contaminants will be controlled by <br /> ,tea, dy1-1 Cx=q-� <br /> o Ingestion of contaminants will be controlled by prohibiting eating, drinking, <br /> smoking, and chewing in the work area. In addition, workers shall wash <br /> their hands and face before engaging in any of the above activities. <br /> o Absorption of contaminants will be controlled by <br /> 7-237 5 11/22/93 <br />