Homeo Wk 11 Flashcards

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What family does Tabacum (Tobacco) belong to?

A

Solanaceae.

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What are the acute symptoms of Tobacco toxicity?

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Nausea, vomiting, hypersalivation, vertigo, headache, sensory disturbances, respiratory paralysis (leading to death).

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What are the chronic effects of Tobacco toxicity?

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Strong dependence, cardiovascular issues, respiratory/digestive membrane irritation, and risk of lung cancer.

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What are the effects of nicotine at low doses?

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Tremors, increased heart/respiratory rates, and alertness.

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What are the effects of nicotine at high doses?

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Seizures, paralysis, bradycardia, cardiovascular collapse.

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What is the lethal dose of nicotine for adults?

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50-60 mg for adults; children and pets are more vulnerable.

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What additional risks do e-cigarettes pose?

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Risks from liquid nicotine ingestion or skin exposure.

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What are the affinities of Tabacum (Tobacco)?

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Stomach (motion sickness, pregnancy nausea), CNS and cerebrospinal nerves (general neurological symptoms).

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What are the characteristic symptoms of Tobacco toxicity in the stomach?

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Nausea, vomiting, death-like pallor, cold sweats.

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What are the characteristic mental symptoms of Tobacco toxicity?

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Depression, apathy, rage, restlessness, cheerful loquacity.

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What are the general symptoms of Tobacco toxicity?

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Muscular collapse, profuse secretions, weak pulse, coldness, dizziness.

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What factors aggravate the symptoms of Tobacco toxicity?

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Motion, warmth, fasting.

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12
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What factors relieve the symptoms of Tobacco toxicity?

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Fresh air, uncovering the abdomen.

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13
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What family does Veratrum Album (White Hellebore) belong to?

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Melanthiaceae/Liliaceae.

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What causes the neurotoxicity in Veratrum Album (White Hellebore)?

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Steroidal alkaloids affecting sodium channels, causing over-stimulation.

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What are the main systems affected by Veratrum Album (White Hellebore)?

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Nervous system, digestive system, heart, blood vessels, respiratory system.

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What is the characteristic picture of Veratrum Album (White Hellebore) toxicity?

A

Collapse with extreme coldness, cold sweat (especially on forehead), cramps, projectile vomiting, and purging.

17
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What are the general symptoms of Veratrum Album toxicity?

A

Shock with cold sweat, fainting, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, cold perspiration, cramping pains.

18
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What cravings are associated with Veratrum Album toxicity?

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Ice, sour fruit, salty food.

19
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What mental symptoms are associated with Veratrum Album toxicity?

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Melancholy, extravagant gestures, affectionate or obscene behavior, delusional grandeur.

20
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What physical symptoms are associated with Veratrum Album toxicity?

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Persistent hunger, violent vomiting, chest constriction, menstrual-related symptoms.

21
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What factors aggravate symptoms of Veratrum Album toxicity?

A

Night, wet/cold weather, raw foods, cold drinks.

22
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What factors relieve symptoms of Veratrum Album toxicity?

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Warmth, walking, hot drinks.