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L6: CO Flashcards

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Def of simple Asphyxiants

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  • Gases that displace oxygen from air and reduce the partial pressure of available oxygen.
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Examples of simple Asphyxiants

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  • Carbon dioxide
  • Nitrogen
  • Butane
  • Methane
  • Helium
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Def of Respiratory Irritants

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  • Gases that damage respiratory tract by destroying integrity of
    mucosa.
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Examples of Respiratory Irritants

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  • Ammonia
  • Chloramine
  • Chlorine
  • Formaldehyde
  • Hydrogen sulfide
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Sources of CO

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  • Incomplete combustion of any form of fuel (petrol, wood, charcoal, gas, kerosene).
  • Motor vehicles exhaust.
  • Fires
  • Tobacco smoke
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Examples of Systemic Asphyxiants

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  • Carbon Monoxide
  • Cyanide
  • Smoke.
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Def of Systemic Asphyxiants

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Gases with systemic toxicity.

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Characters of CO

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  • Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless, colorless, tasteless & non-irritant gas, Making it difficult to detect in environment (The silent or invisible killer).
  • CO is formed during incomplete combustion (due to oxygen lack) of any carbon containing compound.
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(Normal plasma CO level)

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(Normal plasma CO level 1-5% but up to 10% in smokers).

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Distribution of CO

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Elimination of CO

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Toxic Action of CO

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What does the clinical picture of CO toxicity depend on?

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  • Depends on % of CO saturation of blood.
  • Symptoms are not noticeable until 20% saturation of hemoglobin occurs.
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what are the most sensitive organs to CO Toxicity?

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Brain and heart (brain > heart).

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Clinical picture of mild CO toxicity

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CP of moderate CO toxicity

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CP of Severe CO toxicity

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13
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What is the permanent neurological sequale of CO Toxicity?

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13
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CO poisoning in pregnant women

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13
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Dx of CO Toxicity

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TTT aspects of CO Toxicity

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  • Stop exposure and emergency
  • Antidote
  • Symptomatic treatment
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Antidote in CO Toxicity

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Oxygen and hyperbaric oxygen (HBO)

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Oxygen as antidote in CO Toxicity

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17
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Indications of Hyperbaric Oxygen in CO Toxicity

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Mechanism of HBO in CO Toxicity

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19
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Symptomatic TTT of CO Toxicity

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20
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what is Smoke?

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Smoke is of a gas phase and a particle phase from the combustion of any organic matter.

21
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what does the exact composition of Smoke depend on?

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material burnt

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CP of Smoke Toxicity

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Dx of Smoke Toxicity

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TTT of Smoke Toxicity

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Y3R2 - Toxicology ☠️ (15 decks)

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