Asbestos particles accumulate in the lungs.

• A. Angina
• B. Asbestosis
• C. Anemia
• D. Anoxia

Answer: (B)

Asbestos exposure injures the lungs and leads to asbestosis, a form of interstitial fibrosis. The inhaled asbestos fibers cause chronic inflammation in the lung tissue, resulting in scarring that makes the lungs stiff and less capable of expanding and transferring oxygen to the blood. This condition is specifically linked to asbestos exposure, setting it apart from other options like angina (heart-related chest pain), anemia (low red blood cells), or anoxia (total lack of oxygen). So, when asbestos particles accumulate in the lungs, the resulting disease is asbestosis.