Mata -Toxicology Flashcards
exposure + hazard = ____
risk
____determines the response
dose
What determine dose
- Route
- Duration
- Frequency of Exposure
- Drug/Chemical properties
Lowest dose is most _____
potent
Therapeatuic index is LD50/ _____
ED50
What are the 4 mechanisms to reduce toxicity
- reduce absorption of toxin
- reduce/inc metabolism
- increase excretion of toxin
- neutralize toxic effects
how can you reduce absorption of toxin
- activated charcoal (single dose); adsorbs all drugs except alcohol mineral acids, cyanide and various metals
- gastric lavage
How do you treat acetaminophen OD
give NAC bc it reacts directly with NAPQI and serves as a precursor to gluthathione
Urine alkalization via sodium bicarbonate is useful for _____ OD, phenobar, chlorpromade, etc
salicylate
By preventing binding of toxin with its target site or preventing binding of endogegenous chemical with its target side you can neutralize toxic effect. . How is this done
- naloxone treatment for opiate receptors
2. atropine organophosphate pesticides
What is used for lead poisoning
Chelation by using calcium ETDA or succimer DMSA, or ascorbic acid
What is used for mercury poisoning
chelation:
1. penicillamine
2. unithiol DMPS
3. succimer DMSA