Organophosphate, herbicide, insectocide poisoning Flashcards

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Acute organophosphate poisoning sx?

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irreversible AchE binding. DUMBBELS + involuntary twitching, high BP, fasiculations, then paralysis.

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Treatment for organophosphate poisoning?

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Atropine and pralodoxine (regenerates AchE), plasma

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Examples of organophosphates?

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Parathion, malathion, diazinon, tabun, sarin

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Carbamates insecticides sx

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same as organophosphates but binding is irreversible so don’t give pralodoxine, tx with atropine

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What are names of the carbamate insecticides

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Carbaryl, Baygon, aldicarb

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What are the botanicals?

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pyrethrums (chrysathemums), rotenone, nicotine

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What are SX of botanicals

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Pyrethrums: CNS excitation, convulsions, paralysis - tx with antihistamines, atropine.
Rotenone: skin irritant, GI distress
Nicotine: DUMBBELS, death by resp. depression.

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What are the Rodenticides?

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anticoagulants like warfarin, or arsenic trioxide

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What are the herbicides?

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Pyridine analogs.
Paraquat: Pulmonary edema, lipid peroxidation, no antidote
Diquat: serious liver, kidney necrosis but better regenerative capacity than lungs

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