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The effects of acetone exposure are usually mild, unless people are exposed to more than 500 parts per million in the air. Research indicates that people with high exposure levels can experience some skin and throat irritation, along with dizziness and nausea.
Because cats are extremely sensitive to the drugâs toxic effects, acetaminophen is not given to cats. What Are the Clinical Signs of Acetaminophen Toxicity? Once swallowed, acetaminophen is rapidly absorbed from the stomach and intestines and can achieve significant levels in the blood within 30 minutes. The main toxic effects take two forms: 1  Liver damage: One of the substances produced by the breakdown of acetaminophen binds to liver cells, damaging them. Severe damage can lead to liver failure. 2  Damage to red blood cells: One of the substances produced by the breakdown of acetaminophen binds to red blood cells.