Exam 6: Toxicology Flashcards

1
Q

Anion gap equation

A

(Na + K) - (Cl +HCO3)

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2
Q

When is an anion gap present

A

if greater than 14

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3
Q

osmolar gap equation

A

(2 x Na) + (BUN/2.8) + (Glu/18) + (EtOH/4.6)

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4
Q

when is an osmolar gap present

A

if greater than 10

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5
Q

most common drug used to prevent absorption

A

activated charcoal

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6
Q

problems with activated charcoal

A

difficult administration

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7
Q

advantages of acivated charcoal

A
  1. decreases time related problems

2. absorbs most toxins

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8
Q

what is used to decrease GI transit

A
  1. mag citrate

2. sorbitol

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9
Q

procedure used in OD

A

gastric lavage

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10
Q

what is used to make patients expel waste quickly

A

whole bowel irrigattion with golytely

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11
Q

what is effective for removing alcohol, lithium, salicylates, and theophylline

A

hemodialysis

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12
Q

opioid antidote

A

Naloxone

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13
Q

Toxic dose of acetaminophen

A

7.5 to 15 grams

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14
Q

when are peak AST/ALT levels reached after acetaminophen toxicity

A

72-96 hours

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15
Q

antidotes for acetaminophen

A
  1. NAC

2. activated charcoal

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16
Q

when to administer antidotes for acetaminophen

A

within 4 hours

17
Q

salicylate toxicity concentrations

A

Mild: >30
Severe: >80

18
Q

salicylates antidote

A

sodium bicarbonate

19
Q

sodium bicarb monitoring

A

potassium

20
Q

sedative antidote

A

flumazenil

21
Q

when to not use flumazenil

A

patients with seizures as it can induce seizure activity

22
Q

TCAs antidote

A

sodium bicarb

23
Q

when to use sodium bicarb in TCA OD

A
  1. QRS interval > 100msec
  2. TCA induced arrhythimias or hypotension
  3. metabolic acidosis
24
Q

what to use to treat extrapyramidal symptoms of atypicals

A
  1. benztropine

2. diphenhydramine

25
Q

NMS treatment

A
  1. benzos
  2. dantrolene
  3. bromocriptine
26
Q

serotonin syndrome treatment

A
  1. benzos

2. cyproheptadine

27
Q

digoxin antidote

A

digoxin immune fab

28
Q

CCB and BB antidote

A

atropine