Tox Flashcards

1
Q

Toxidrome: sweating, drooling, vomiting, HTN, pinpoint pupils

A

cholinergic OD (organophosphates) - tx w/ atropine + pralidoxime

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2
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confirm CO poisoning w/ what test

A

COHb level

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3
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toxidrome: AMS, fever, tachycardia, dilated pupils, flushed face, dry mucous membranes

A

anticholinergic

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4
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toxidrome: AMS, fever, tachycardia, dilated pupils, diaphoresis

A

sympathomimetic

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5
Q

INH OD sxs

A

seizures refractory to benzos

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6
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DM med commonly causing refractory hypoglycemia

A

glyburide (sulfonylurea) - antidote is octreotide

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7
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OD: N/V, diaphoresis, fever, tinnitus

A

aspirin - then causes respiratory alkalosis -> metabolic acidosis

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8
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tx for cocaine toxicity

A

benzos

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9
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withdrawal: agitation, vomiting, diaphoresis, piloerection, body aches

A

opioid

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10
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drug use: cool sweaty skin, nystagmus, myoclonic jerks

A

PCP - can tx w/ chemical sedation

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11
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osmolar gap, what does it indicate?

A

osmolar gap = measured - calculated

>50 indicates presence of toxic alcohols

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12
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tx for ingestion w/ EKG of wide QRS + terminal R in aVR

A

sodium bicarb -> narrows the QRS (expect TCA OD)

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13
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ingestion: metabolic acidosis + crystalluria

A

ethylene glycol

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14
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fomepizole treats what ingestions?

A

methanol or ethylene glycol (blocks alcohol dehydrogenase)

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15
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ingestion: GI + CNS disturbances w/ breath smelling like acetone + ketones in urine

A

isopropyl alcohol (ketosis w/o acidosis)

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16
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tx for salicylate tox

A
  1. activated charcoal
  2. IV fluids
  3. sodium bicarb (alkalizes serum + urine to keep salicylic acid out of brain + inc urinary excretion)
17
Q

tox: abd pain, N/V/D, hematemesis

A

iron OD - tx w/ deferoxamine

18
Q

anticholinergic antidote

A

physostigmine

19
Q

tox: Vfib in young healthy person after sudden exercise

A

butane (hydrocarbon)

20
Q

tox: pupil dilation, sweating, fever, HTN + hyponatremia

A

MDMA (amphetamine + serotonin release)

21
Q

tx for stuffer

A

activated charcoal, polyethylene glycol

22
Q

tox: cyanosis w/ pulse ox reading lower than ABG sat

A

methemoglobinemia - tx w/ methylene blue