Common rodenticides include zinc phosphide, diphacinone, and warfarin. Rodenticides can be divided into four categories: organic fluorine compounds, zinc phosphide compounds, gophacide compounds, and cyanide compounds. Rodenticide poisoning mainly occurs in cases such as accidental ingestion by young children or oral ingestion in suicide attempts. Zinc phosphide is highly corrosive to the digestive tract, while diphacinone and warfarin mainly affect the hematologic system.
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