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cocaine) Hallucinogens. Drug withdrawal. Miscellaneous (thyroid hormones) ANTICHOLINERGICS ... COCAINE. CLINICAL PRESENTATION. tachycardia, HTN arrhythmia ...

Toxidromes Brad Peckler MD Lincoln Hospital Center Bronx, New York Diagnostic Odors Cyanide Isopropanol Placidyl ...

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Diaphoresis. Tremors. Mydriasis. Hyperthermia Tachycardia ... Inducible clonus plus agitation/diaphoresis. Ocular clonus plus agitation/diaphoresis ...

Cholinergic Toxidrome Anticholinergic Toxidrome Sympathomimetic Toxidrome Sedative Hypnotic Toxidrome Name That Toxidrome Ingestion of which of the following is ...

... (Toxidromes) Radiological Toxidrome Alpha effects ( ) Beta effects ( ) Gamma effects ( ) Neutron effects 100 REM Mild blood effects 200 ...

... Lethal exposures Lethal Drugs Outline General Approach Focused history Key PE Laboratory evaluation Assessment Toxidromes Detoxification Case 1 ...

The Poisoned Patient: A Medical Student Review William Beaumont Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine Osmolal gap = 35 Folinic acid The Toxidromes - Serotonin ...

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... adrenergic receptors Block muscarinic receptors Block fast sodium channels Bind to the picrotoxin receptor Tricyclics Toxidrome Rapid onset of sedation ...

39% are children younger than 3 years. 52% in children younger than 6 years ... Neuro: miosis, AMS, coma, hypothermia, seizures. Toxidromes. Sedatives/hypnotics ...

-blocker and Organophosphate Toxicity Mark Wahba Preceptor Dr. I. Vicas Core rounds March 25th, 2004 -blockers Teaching points Recognize an overdose Toxidrome ...

Alcool. Centre antipoison 1-800-463-5060. Toxidromes: S rotoninergique ... Alcool isopropylique. Alcool friction, apr s-rasage. Pas acidose m tabolique AG aug ...

... recognized and may be related to acute hypertension associated with arterial spasm and vascular rupture. Patients with arteriovenous malformations, ...

William Beaumont Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine Agents: Amitriptyline (Elevil), desipramine (Norpramin), imipramine (Tofranil) and nortriptyline (Pamelor ...

Poisoning in Children Norah Al Khathlan M.D. ... and naturally occurring substances found in food, water, air and soil. Poisoning maybe a medical emergency depending ...

Introduction to the Poisoned Patient Department of Emergency Medicine The Ottawa Hospital

Introduction to the Poisoned Patient Department of Emergency Medicine The Ottawa Hospital

"Copy Link : gooread.fileunlimited.club/pwjul24/111966392X Hazardous Materials Medicine: Treating the Chemically Injured Patient 1st Edition Hazardous Materials MedicineComplete background on chemical exposures that create illnesses, including assessment, diagnosis, and treatment protocolsWritten on a level that can be understood by field practitioners and/or first responders, Hazardous Materials Medicine: Treating the Chemically Injured Patient provides an in-depth understanding of how to diagnose and treat toxic chemical exposures in a prehospital or emergency department setting. The protocols used in this book conform to the guidelines set forth in the NFPA 470 standard, and the medical guidance developed by FEMA for Type I, II & III Deployable Hazmat Response Teams. The hazardous materials medical protocols in this book have been fully vetted by three poison control toxicologists, multiple emergency physicians, and paramedic"

Every poisoned patient should have an EKG, ABG, ASA, and ... You wisely call the Poison Centre and they tell you that the liquid contains a carbamate. ...

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Unidade de Cuidados Intensivos ... Metais pesados Ferro Metanol Meta-hemoglobina Salicilatos Carbamazepina Digoxina Fenobarbital Fenito na Teofilina Valproato ...

Pediatric Poisoning Dana Ramirez, ... dysphagia, dysphonia, mouth pain, oral burns (note: esophageal burns can occur in absence of mouth lesions). Known ...

Toxicology Kristopher R. Brickman, MD, FACEP UTMC Emergency Medicine * Electrolyes: hyponatremia lithium intox from DI, amitriptyline hypokalemia theophylline ...

South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium (AHEC) ... Striated muscle becomes flaccid. Secretory glands become hyperactive. ...

Put right hand into tank and got stung by a lion fish. Respiratory rate 16 sats 100% on air ... Lion fish toxin is heat labile. Carefully remove spines if present ...

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Introduction to Toxicology. Richard W. Stair, MD, FACEP. Toxic Trivia ... Directed Toxicology Tests. Hepatic Toxin LFT's, NH4, glu, coags, amylase ...

Management of the Poisoned Patient * With the exception of dothiepin most significant ingestions of TCA's who are likely to have cardiac complications or seizures ...

TCA mechanisms of Toxicity Anti-cholinergic Na+ channel blockade K+ channel blockade Alpha 1 antagonism Serotonin reuptake inhibition GABA antagonism

Title: Massive Pulmonary Embolus Author: Jason Lord Last modified by: Kemp, Susan Created Date: 10/9/2002 5:44:40 PM Document presentation format

PDLS: Children as Victims of Terrorism: Risk Assessment & Response Jim Courtney, DO

the Poisoned Patient PT2 Presented by Dr. Levy Prepared by Dr. Trey Woods D.O. PGY1 Emergency Medicine Residency St. JosepH Health Center Warren Ohio

78 Y/O women in lethargic state over the past 3days the p't became weaker and ... ingestion is associate with paradoxical undressing and inhibited shiver response. ...

Presented by Dr. Levy Prepared by Dr. Trey Woods D.O. Emergency Medicine St. Joseph s Health Center Warren Ohio * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * An ...

The Agitated Patient Wild and Crazy Randall Berlin, MD Learning Objectives Review the toxic causes of agitated delirium. Recognize and treat life threatening ...

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Recipes, combinations, paraphernalia details ... Wu AH et al, J Anal Toxicol July-Aug 1993. URINE DRUG SCREENS. TOXICOLOGY POCT ...

Marine Emergencies Matthew T. Hamonko MD, MPH Venomous Marine Animal Emergencies Scorpionfish 2nd most common marine fish envenomation worldwide annually Common ...

Nadim J Lalani R3 Dr Mark Yarema Special mention : Dr M. Beuhler Mgmt: ABC s may have to intubate/paralyse IV, O2, Monitor Decontaminate with charcoal [if ...

2003, it was reported more that 1.582 million poisoning exposures. 86 ... Meperidine/propoxyphene (Dilated pupil / seizures), Tramadol, Dextromethorphan ...

E Emesis. L Lacrimation. S Salivation. 8/16/09. SLUDGE. S ... E Emesis. 8/16/09. Anticholinergic Syndrome. Dry mouth. Flushed appearance. Dilated pupils ...

1. Lethargy difficulty maintaining an aroused state. ... 3. Infant botulism may be unable to open eyes although aware. Pathogenesis ...

Introduction to Toxicology Richard W. Stair, MD Toxicology - Generally Speaking 4 million potentially toxic exposures annually fewer than 1% reaching hospital are ...

herbal medicine, massage, megavitamins, folk remedies, energy healing, homeopathy ... 30-40% prostate cancer patients use CAMs. HPLC/MS: estrogenic organic compounds ...

List the critical components in documenting a bite or sting ... Location of bite/sting. Not all are poisonous. Illinois EMSC. 6. Snake Bite with Envenomation ...

Metabolic Acidosis Alex Flaxman, MD, MSE Presentation 50 yo M, 4d h/o vomiting & R inf chest/RUQ pn Wife adds 10-15 lb wt loss x4d and lethargic, sleeping 23 hrs ...

Toxicology Program Psychiatric drug poisoning Dr HT Fung TMH AED 15 Jun 2005 F/18 Depression DO Confused BP 101/62 P 143 Pupils 5 mm NR Adenosine Nitric oxide NaHCO3 ...

OVERDOSE: THE BAND Mr. RR, 36yo Male Brought in by EMS/CPS Found in appt building foyer asleep with friend who escaped Not arousable, no I.D. Smells fruity ...

Coma: 'Unarousable unresponsiveness in which the subjects lie with ... Biceps, brachioradialis, triceps. Patellar, Achilles. Plantar Responses. Superficial skin ...

Blood Sugar 120 mg / dL. Patient is extremely agitated, fearful, and uncooperative ... True False ... Orientation - date, day, season. 5 - Place Orientation ...

Gross assessment of muscle tone. Chest/CVS as appropriate but low yield ... Will adsorb many toxins in GI tract BUT: Alcohols. Li , Fe 2 (probably all alkali metals) ...

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Pediatric Toxicology. Jay Fisher MD. Pediatric Emergency Services. University Medical Center ... Methylene Blue. Octreatide. Pralidoxime. Vitamin K. Cases In ...