Q. In rats, an estimated oral dosage, ranges between 50 to 500 mg/kg, termed as

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Q. RfD stands for

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Q. Damage of a poison depends on the

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Q. Reference dose is defined as estimates of daily oral exposure, human activities during

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Q. What would be dose of 60 kg human?

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Q. Paracelsus stated that all chemical compounds are capable to harm

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Q. TLV- STEL stands for

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Q. Phytoplanktons are enable in easy absorption of

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Q. As considering mortality rate, three but not more than 6 animals are consuming

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Q. In humans, an approximate, oral dosage of 15000 mg/kg, characterized as

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Q. A fixed dose at one out of four level is known as

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Q. In an acute toxic class method, sequential testing procedure, as a specimen use

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Q. TLV- STEL limits duration of more acute exposure, a period of

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Q. BAF stands for

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Q. In rats, an oral dosage ranges between 1 to 50 mg/kg, consider as

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Q. In humans, an oral dosage ranges between 5 to 50 mg/kg, characterized as

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Q. Lower medial lethal dose, higher is the

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Q. Metals taken up by marine organism through atmosphere, inhalation and

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Q. Potassium and sodium, helps in preserving a proper electrochemical balance, extending towards

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Q. Sources of metals are forest fires, volcanic activity, dust particles and

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