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Poisoning ☠️ Flashcards

1
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Causes of small pupil in poisoning

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OPC : Opioids, OPC,Clonidine (দিনের আলোয় পিউপিল ছোট)

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Causes of large pupil

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TCA ( TCA,Cocaine,Amphetamine)

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Poisons causing rhabdomyolysis-

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Amphetamine,Caffeine

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Poisons causing hyperthermia-

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Ecstasy,SSRI,Salicylates

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Poisons causing hypothermia-

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CNS Depressant,
Opioids,
Chlorpromazine

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6
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Highly toxic antibiotics-

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Tetracycline, Anti-tb drugs

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7
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Causes of toxins causing normal lactate acidosis:

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“Sally met harry para gliding”
Sally=Salicylates
Met harry=Methanol
Para= Paraldehyde
Gliding=Glycol

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Causes of high lactate acidosis (toxin+non toxin):

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High MISS COC
High= High lactate gap
M= Metformin
I= Iron
S= Sodium Valproate
S= Shock ( non toxic cause)

CO= Carbon Monoxide
C= Cyanide

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Common toxic causes of anion gap:

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Alcoholic Annie Sells Cyan Irons
Alcoholic= Ethanol,Methanol,Glycol
Annie= Anion gap
Sells= Salicylates
Cyan= Cyanide
Irons= Iron

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Common causes of Osmolar gap:

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Alcoholic Annie is awesome-
3 alcohols cause osmolar gap: Ethanol Methanol Glycol

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Causes of Methaemoglobinaemia:

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Myth is DON is BAC
D= Dapsone
O=Organic Nitrites
N=Nitrates, Naphthalene
B=Benzocaine
A=Aniline dye
C=Chloroquine, Chlorobenzene, Copper Sulphate

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Consequences of Methaemoglobinaemia:

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1)Oxy-hb curve shifted to left ( because methb tightly bound to O2 and doesn’t let go)
2)Reduced O2 in tissues
(When curve is shifted to left, tissue is left behind)
3) C: Cyanosis-> SOB-> fatigue
Chest pain
Confusion
Consciousness impaired
Convulsion

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Treatment of Methaemoglobinaemia:

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-Methylthioninium chloride ( Methylene Blue)
When skin is blue (cyanosed) treat with blue

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In Methaemoglobinaemia, SpO2 in pulse oximetry tends towards-

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85%

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• Activated charcoal is most effective if given within-

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1 hour

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16
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Substances poorly absorbed by activated charcoal-

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I Love APA MEME
I = Iron
Love= Lithium
A Acid
P Petroleum
A Alkali
M Mercury
E Ethanol
M Methanol
E Ethylene Glycol

17
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Gastric lavage contraindicated in-

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Acid,Alkali,Petroleum distillates (APA)

18
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Poisons effectively eliminated by hemodialysis:

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বাজে Alcohol খেয়ে Sally Bi।এরপর ডায়ালাইসিস লাগল
Alcohol- Methanol,Isopropanol,Glycol
Sally-Salicylates
Bi- bipolar এর দুইটা drug : lithium,Valproate

19
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Poisons effectively eliminated by activated charcoal:

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Black thief found queen Daphne’s car
Black= Charcoal
Thief= Theophylline
Found= Phenobarbital
Queen=Quinidine
Daphne’s=Dapsone
Car= Carbamazepine

20
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Poisons effectively eliminated by hemoperfusion:

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PACT =All anticonvulsants (except valproate) + Theophylline

21
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Poisons excreted by urinary alkalinization-

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Salicylates
Methotrexate

22
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• Acetylcysteine is highly efficacious if administered within –

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8 hours

23
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Most important adverse effect of acetylcysteine-

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Non allergic anaphylactic reaction due to dose mediated histamine release

24
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Antidote of MTX?

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Glucarpidase

25
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Which type of acid base disorders occur in salicylate poisoning?

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1) Respiratory Alkalosis
2) Normal lactate high anion gap metabolic acidosis

26
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Chelating agent used in lead poisoning-

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DMSA (Dimercaptosuccinic acid)
Na Ca Edetate

27
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Side effects of desferrioxamine?

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Hypotension
Allergic reaction
Pulmonary Edema

28
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Late complication of iron overdose?

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Gastrointestinal strictures

29
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Vitamins acting as antidotes?

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Vit K - Warfarin poisoning
Vit B6 ( Pyridoxine)- Isoniazid
Vit B12 (Cobalamin)- Cyanide

30
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Which electrolyte abnormality indicate severe Digoxin poisoning?

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Hyperkalemia

31
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Common arrhythmia in digoxin poisoning?

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Ventricular bigeminy

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