New York City Fire Department (FDNY) A-35 Practice Exam

The selection that indicates internal organ destruction as a potential injury from dust or debris blown off clothing is less accurate in a practical context. When particulates are dislodged from clothing, they are more likely to be inhaled, leading to respiratory issues rather than direct internal organ damage.

On the other hand, the option concerning minor allergic reactions is plausible, particularly for individuals with sensitivities to allergens that may be present in the dust or debris. Temporary blindness can occur if the debris comes into contact with the eyes, causing irritation or injury. Skin irritation is another common reaction when dust or debris makes contact with the skin, particularly if it contains harsh or irritating materials.

Therefore, while the selection of internal organ destruction isn't substantiated by typical exposure scenarios, the other options align more closely with realistic outcomes, particularly in the contexts of environmental exposure during emergency situations that firefighters may encounter.