Madison has ingested an poison. You don't know what the poison is, but you do notice signs of chemical burns around her mouth. What does this indicate?
A) She is unlikely to recover.
B) She probably ingested a volatile petroleum.
C) Vomiting should NOT be induced.
D) She should be given ipecac.
C
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