Inhaling fine particulates from smoking or from industrial sources is most likely to
A)cause nasal irritation and sneezing.
B)result in their being trapped in and damaging lung alveoli.
C)result in their passing into the blood stream and damaging the heart and brain.
D)cause an increase in blood levels of carbon dioxide.

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Fine particulates can easily travel deep into the lungs and become trapped in the alveoli, causing damage and potentially leading to respiratory illnesses such as asthma, bronchitis, and lung cancer.

Inhaling Fine Particulates from Smoking or from Industrial Sources Is