Toxicology Flashcards
Stomach mucosa in corrosive poisoning
Bluish
Black
Blotting paper
Yellow
Leathery grey
Red velvet
Yellowish brown
Slate grey
Na amytal/Cu SO4
H2SO4
Oil of vitriol
HNO3-Xanthoprotein reaction
Carbolic/Phenolic acid
Arsenic
Phosphorus
Mercury
Gastric lavage time
Position
Contraindications
<1hr
Lt lat decubitus
Convulsants
Corrosives except CSK
Comatose
Kerosene
Universal antidote
ATM
Activated charcoal
Tannic acid
MgO
2:1:1
Tube used for gastric lavage
Ewalds tube
Site of stomach injured in corrosive
Magenstasse
Lesser curvature
Boiled lobster appearance
Boric acid
Canthardin
Priapism
Causing insect
Spanish fly
Foxglove
Nerium
Cerebrin
Meetha zeher
Monks hood
Digitalis purpura
Pink oleander
Yellow oleander
Aconite
1st sign of paralysis
Ptosis
External ophthalmoplegia
Railway poison
Datura
Hunan hands
Capsicum
Itai itai disease
Cadmium
Garlic odour poisons
ALP
Arsenic
Aluminium phosphide
Phosphorus
Cholinergic toxidrome
OP poisoning
Gunchi seeds
Abrus precatorius
Jamalgota
Croton
Kalaunji
Nigella seeds
Tests for strychnine
Wenzell test
Sonnenchein test
MONDAY MORNING
- Fever and chills
- Chest tightness
- Sickness(headache)
- Zn
- Bysainosis
- Nitrates
Sewer gas
Japanese detergent suicide
H2S
Arsenic poisoning features
GE
mimics cholera
Peripheral polyneuropathy
Raindrop pigmentation
Tactile hallucinations
Tactile hallucinations seen in
CEA
Cocaine
Ergot alkaloids
Arsenic
They also cause Black foot disease
Lead poisoning features
A. Anemia sideroblastiv
B. Basophilic stippling Burtonian lines
C. Constipation Coloc Cabot ring Claptonian lines
D. Drop wrist foor
E. Encephalopathy
F. Facial pallor
G. Gout
Mercury poisoning features
M. Minimata disease
E. Erethism(psychosis)
T. Tremors=Mad hatters=Glass blower
A. Acrodynia
L. Lentis