Nausea and Vomiting Flashcards

1
Q

Acute food poisoning

Struggles to avoid vomiting from fear

Burning pain and very acrid emesis

Becomes too weak to continue vomiting

Thirsty but liquids are vomited immediately

<11am - 3pm, midnight-3am, cold drinks

> warm drinks, stomach ache > milk

A

Arsenicum

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Nausea from central causes (not stomach)

Vertigo with motion sickness, pregnancy

CAR or SEASICKNESS, even watching movie objects

< motion, rising up from bed

> swallowing

A

Cocculus

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3
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Hanging down sensation in the stomach, unrelieved even temporarily by vomiting

Tongue is clean and red, offensive breath

< Hemorrhage, esp. uterine

> nothing gives the slightest relief

A

Ipecac

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4
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Nausea with cramps and painful or ineffectual vomiting

Constipation with nausea

< ANGER, ALCOHOL, morning in bed, tight clothes are unbearable

> Warm drinks, lying

A

Nux Vomica

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5
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N/V with burning in stomach

Craves cold drinks to soothe stomach but vomits as soon as it becomes warm

< Warm drinks, putting hands in warm water

> Cold drinks, lying on right side, sleep

A

Phosphorus

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6
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Horrible nausea with empty sensation in stomach

Nausea from merely the thought of food

excellend remedy for side effects of chemo

< morning, motion, thought of food

> eating, sour food

Vomit - milky white

A

Sepia

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7
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Deathly nausea - patient may appear green or very pale

Weak, sweating, dreads motion

< morning, before breakfast, motion

> open air, uncovering belly, closing eyes

Vomit - yellow, yellow-green

A

Tabacum

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8
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SEVERE, sometimes PROJECTILE often with diarrhea

Cold perspiration on forehead, chills, cold breath

< vertigo, after sleep, dysmenorrhea, preg., drinking

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Veratrum

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9
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Eating provokes coughing which terminates in retching or vomiting

Difficult vomiting - patient works hard to produce emesis

weakness, faintness, coldness following vomiting

< Eating, fruit, soup, drinking, constipation, elderly

> lying on R side

A

Antimonium - Tart

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