30 - Pediatrics - Toxins Flashcards
1
Q
For ingestion of toxins in the pediatric pt, what complications should you prefer and treat by appropriate protocol?
A
- seizure (0.1mg/kg IV Ativan)
- respiratory arrest
- vomiting
- dysrhythmia
2
Q
Which of the following can be produced by burning, overstuffed furniture and produces either an almond or silver polish smell?
A. Hydrogen sulfide
B. Arsenic
C. Cyanide
D. Alcohol
A
C. Cyanide
3
Q
What toxin is primarily produced by old, burning buildings?
A
Lead fumes/CO gas
4
Q
Natural gas and stove gas smells may indicate the presence of ____
A. CO
B. Alcohol
C. Cyanide
D. Salicylate
A
A. CO
5
Q
Wintergreen smell may indicate a(n) ______ exposure and is treated with _______.
A
Methyl salicylate; sodium bicarbonate (salicylate is an acid, think “ASA”)
