Correct Option: B  [ lead ]
Remark:
Explanation: Bullets are typically made of lead or lead alloys because lead is dense and malleable. When bullets remain lodged in the body, they can corrode over time and release lead ions into surrounding tissues and blood, resulting in chronic lead poisoning (plumbism). Symptoms include abdominal pain, anemia, fatigue, headache, irritability, and neurological disorders. In severe cases, it may cause kidney and brain damage.
Prevention: Complete removal of bullet fragments and regular monitoring of blood lead levels in affected individuals are essential to prevent toxicity.