Poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac : data sheet I-304-Rev. 83

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      <subfield code="a">Poison ivy is the name commonly applied to several species of the cashew or sumac family of plants. The hazard common to these plants is allergic contact dermatitis which results from urushiol irritation of the skin. This data sheet discusses the characteristics of the different plants, sensitization of the individual to the poison, first aid treatment, and methods of prevention</subfield>
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