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someone just cleaned the bathroom at work. you walk into the bathroom stall and notice a strong chemical smell. you notify your supervisor and immediately take a look at the sds. which section will you review to determine the routes of exposure and symptoms of exposure?
first aid measures
stability and reactivity
toxicological information
fire-fighting measures

Explanation:

To determine routes of exposure and symptoms of exposure for a chemical smell, the "Toxicological Information" section of an SDS (Safety Data Sheet) is where such information about toxicity, exposure routes (like inhalation, skin contact), and associated symptoms is typically found. "First Aid Measures" focuses on immediate care, "Stability and Reactivity" on chemical stability, and "Fire - Fighting Measures" on fire - related response, so they don't address exposure routes and symptoms.

Answer:

Toxicological Information