Psych/ Neuro I Flashcards
_________ weight/volume not considered intoxicated
< 0.05%
Salicylate OD tx: Correction of acid-base disturbances
by ?
IV crystalloid solution
Sodium bicarbonate
Hemodialysis
Acetaminophen notes ?
Antipyretic and analgesic -> works at CNS level not peripheral
Since at CNS it has very limited anti-inflammatory effects
When is a Urine toxicology (UTOX) used ?
Pt with altered mental status
Determining capacity to make decisions
Before giving meds to certain patients
Legal implications
Psych evaluations
** anxious depressed suicide, want to make sure they dont have a drug addiction problem and make sure there is not a drug causing the psychosis and we need to know what is in there system before labs are run **
Nomogram for prediction ?
of acetaminophen hepatotoxicity following acute overdosage.
**assume a one time large scale ingestion of acetaminophen
helps you decide if you need to treat them with NAC or not
5 hours at 30 is not toxic
grey area inbetween the two line : in grey grey area and above we treat it
rule of 150 with acetaminophen**
Phenytoin caution ?
renal failure patients
When is ETOH used ?
To determine the blood alcohol content
Lithium: Therapeutic range ______ mmol/L
0.6 - 1.2
Lithium OD tx: Gastric Lavage within _ hr
1
THC intoxication sxs: Acute ?
relaxation, mild euphoria, resembles mild to moderate ETOH intox
Acetaminophen (APAP) molecule ?
N-Acetyl-Para-AminoPhenol (APAP)
Valproic Acid is used as a ?
psych med (i.e. Bipolar),
seizure disorder, and
migraine med
THC intoxication sxs: Chronic ?
associated with “amotivational syndrome” and maturational dysfunction
Harrison’s Ch. 394
Cocaine UTOX detects what ?
Benzoylecgonine (Benzo-lek-GO-neen)
Tylenol metabolism is mostly by the ______ ( mi=ostly effects the liver)
liver
Acetaminophen OD may be ______ in early ingestion or have _____ ?
asxs.
A/N. RUQ pain
Opiates UTOX how long does it last ?
2 hrs – 3 days
Phenytoin trade ?
Dilantin
Lithium: May cause ?
kidney disease (monitor BUN and creatinine)
hypothyroidism (monitor TSH)
Poison help # ?
1-800-222-1222
______ is considered intoxicated in most states
> 0.10%
Lithium is a _____________ that does not bind to charcoal; therefore, activated charcoal has NO role
monovalent cation
What is Ethanol (ETOH) ?
Serum test showing the level of alcohol in the blood
Opiates Intoxication sxs. ?
Somnolence, dysarthria, euphoria
Respiratory depression
OD and stop breathing
Salicylate OD: Toxicity occurs at levels ? And serum levels of what are significant ?
> 150 mg/kg (that is ingested)
Serum levels >30 mg/dL are significant
Caveat: This scale assumes a ___________ ingestion. It does not account for ________ overdose or comorbidities such as liver failure
SINGLE LARGE
chronic
Lithium OD tx: Fluids for what ?
to enhance elimination
The total phenytoin reference range varies by age: Toxic phenytoin levels are defined as greater than ?
30 µg/mL
Opiates OD tx ?
OD: give them narcan they wake up and they are angry have N and they want to fight
does not have the sedating properties that other opioids have ( so you can give alot of it ) it is still an opioid
has a higher affinity and is a bigger molecule than the opioids to the Mu receptors
Acetaminophen: Rule of 150: Give NAC at 150 mg/kg __ ?
IV
140 mg/kg PO)
Valproic Acid has a __________ TW ?
very narrow
TDM: Peak level = ?
highest concentration
early on ( 30 min - 1 hours after dose is given)
Valproic Acid The toxic level is greater than _____ ?
150 µg/mL.
Salicylate OD tx ?
Charcoal early
Whole bowel irrigation
Correction of acid-base disturbances
Amphetamines UTOX lasts how long ?
3 hrs - 2 days
ETOH level of >100 mg/dL sxs. ?
CNS depression
Acetaminophen: Rule of 150: ____ mg/kg is toxic ?
150
Lithium OD tx: Why NO charcoal ?
Lithium is a monovalent cation that does not bind to charcoal; therefore, activated charcoal has NO role