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primary irritant, but slight irritation of the eyes, nose, and the upper respiratory tract have been reported in some clinical studies. 10 Toluene is relatively nontoxic and is mainly excreted unchanged through exhalation, but it is also metabolized and excreted via urine. 10 Acute toluene exposure primarily affects the central nervous system (CNS) and effects include dizziness, headaches, delirium, and unconsciousness. 1 , 4 , 10 Concentrations that produce unconsciousness have failed to produce residual organ damage. 10 While deaths following exposure to high