Question

1. choose the best answer.

_____ can be ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin.
liquids
medicines
burns
poison

1. choose the best answer.

if bleeding is coming from an arm or leg, a _____ may be used.
trebuchet
tourniquet
splint
dislocation

Explanation:

Question 6

We analyze each option:

• "liquids": Not all liquids are ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through skin (e.g., water ingestion is common but not all liquids are toxic or have such pathways in a harmful sense here).
• "medicines": Medicines have specific administration routes, but the question is about a broader category that fits all three routes (ingested, inhaled, absorbed).
• "burns": Burns are injuries, not substances that can be ingested/inhaled/absorbed.
• "poison": Poisons can enter the body via ingestion (eating/drinking), inhalation (breathing in), or absorption through the skin (e.g., some chemical poisons). This fits the description.

We analyze each option:

• "trebuchet": A medieval siege engine, not related to bleeding control.
• "tourniquet": A device used to stop blood flow in an arm or leg by applying pressure, which is used for bleeding from limbs.
• "splint": Used for immobilizing fractures, not bleeding.
• "dislocation": A joint injury, not a device for bleeding.

Answer:

D. poison

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