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Poison Ivy, Oak & Sumac:
Itching for more information? MYTH: Poison ivy rash is contagious. FACT: Since poison ivy rash is an allergic reaction to urushiol (the toxin found in poison ivy, oak and sumac ...
http://www.zanfel.com/admin/AAFP_brochure.pdf
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Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, and Poison Sumac
Urushiol can stick to pets, garden tools, balls, or anything that it touches. If you are allergic and come into contact with the sap, a skin rash may start within a few hours to 2 ...
http://www.oklahomapoison.org/pdfs/PoisonIvy.pdf
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"My Ivy®" Urushiol Detector
My Ivy ®: "See the itch before you scratch." "My Ivy ®" is an invisible spray app lied to both the skin and clothing directly (there is no residual staini ng or dyeing after ...
http://web.njit.edu/~jlw3/Brochure.pdf
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Poison Ivy and Related Allergies
Because urushiol is in the resin of the plant, rubbing or crushing the plant or a leaf provides sufficient contact for an allergic reaction. Very small amounts of the chemical can ...
http://www.ppcp.org/docs/poisivy.pdf
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POISON OAK AND IVY MANAGEMENT
Beware of pets that may be contaminated with urushiol as well. 3,5 According to a recent study, goats fed poison oak do not transfer significant amounts of urushiol to their milk. 12 No ...
http://www.pesticide.org/PoisonOak.pdf
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Poison Ivy Treatment
Urushiol can stick to pets, garden tools, balls, or anything it comes in contact with. If the urushiol isn't washed off those objects or animals, just touching them--for example ...
http://www.apg.army.mil/apghome/sites/installation/iso/pdf/Poison%20Ivy%20Treatment%20%20Identification.pdf
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POISON IVY, OAK, and SUMAC (allergic skin rash)
The rash is caused by contact with the oil, urushiol, an allergen. Indirect contact with urushiol can also cause the rash. This may happen when you touch clothing, pet fur, sporting ...
http://www.holyfamilystow.org/pdf/nurse/nurse_july2008.pdf
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Facts & Fiction about Poison Oak & Ivy
Does bleach remove the urushiol oils or help heal the rash? No. Bleach may appear to be a quick fix to poison plant rash. However, bleach removes the top layer(s) of your skin.
http://www.uoregon.edu/%7Euoshc/patientinfo/allergy_asthma/Facts%20%26%20Fiction%20about%20Poison%20Oak%20%26%20Ivy.pdf
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BRIEF TOXICOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS
Urushiol, a mixture of unsaturated pentadecylcatechols, is also the sensitizing agent in poison ivy ( T. radicans ) and related species. When heat polymerized, urushiol creates ...
http://jmt.pennpress.org/strands/jmt/pdfHandler.pdf?issue=20080403&file=20080403_201_202.pdf
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Poison Ivy Allergy
Urushiol is transferred easily from one object to another, so clothing or tools that touch the plants, or pets that rub against them, can pick up the plant oil and pass ...
http://www.essehealth.com/pdf/resources/poisonivy.pdf
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