Commonly ingested poisons include:

The correct choice highlights common categories of substances that are frequently involved in poisoning incidents, particularly in household situations. Pain medications, such as over-the-counter and prescription drugs, are widely available and can pose significant risks if ingested inappropriately, especially by children. Laundry detergents, especially those in pod form, have been noted for their appealing appearance to young children and are a common cause of accidental poisonings. Personal care products, including cosmetics and toiletries, can also be harmful if ingested, as they often contain a variety of toxic substances.

The other options mention items that can potentially be harmful but are less frequently associated with poisoning incidents. House plants, while some can be toxic, are not as prevalent a source of poisoning as medications and detergents. Similarly, although cleaning supplies and batteries can be dangerous, they do not match the high incidence associated with pain medications and common household products. Herbs and paints generally represent a more specialized risk that is not as widespread in everyday poisoning scenarios.