Toxcities Flashcards
Kernicterus infants Dx?
Sulfonamides
Gray Baby Syndrome: vomiting, ashen color and cardiovascular collapse. Dx?
Chloramphenicol
May cause cartilage defects in children. Dx?
Quinolones (Cipro, Levo, Moxi)
Gray enamel of permanent teeth, affects bone growth. Dx?
Tetracycline.
Reyes Syndrome - Hepatic Injury, Hypoglycemia, vomiting. Respiratory alkolosis leading to respiratory acidosis. Dx?
Salicylate
Generalized malaise, nausea, vomiting. Latent period - jaundice and bleeding. Metabolic acidosis. Dx?
Acetominophen. N-acetylcysteine.
Anticholinergic response. Wide QRS and flat T waves. Dx?
TCA. Intubation if needed and Sodium Bicarbonate
Cholinergic. Dx? Rx?
Organophosphates
Heavy metals (arsenic, mecury, lead, chromium, copper, gold, nickel, zinc) Rx?
Dimercaperol , Succimer, EDTA
Abdominal pain. Dx? Rx?
Iron. Deferoxime.
Intoxication, blindness. Dx? Rx?
Ethanol, fomepizol
Sedation. Dx? Rx?
Benzo. Flumanazil.
Respiratory depression, pin point pupils. Dx? Rx?
Opiates. Naloxone
Kid presents with hematamesis and X-ray shows radiopaque substance in stomach. Dx?
Iron poisoning
After a patient injest someothing cuaustic what is the next 2 steps?
- Establish patent airway 2. Upper GI endoscopy