Toxicology 2 Flashcards

1
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3 C &D In lead poisoning??

A

Colic
Constipation
Cobots ring
Wrist, foot drop

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2
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How the tetra ethyl lead causes irreversible damage in brain

A

Encephalopathy
Learning disability
Irritability

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3
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Most consistent sign of lead poisoning

A

Facial pallor
Perioral pallor

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4
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G in chronic lead poisoning is

A

Gout

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5
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Lab findings, blood, urine, radiology,
Blood picture

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6
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Antidote for lead

A

Ca disodium EDTA
BAL+ EDTA/ DMSA+ EDTA. (Serve )

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7
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Iron poisoning is mc in………
(Accidental)

A

Children

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8
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Forms of iron

A

Ferrous sulphate
“ Fumerate
“ Gluconate

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9
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A person present to the OPD with history of iron poisoning 7 hours before and had episode of nausea and vomiting. Now everything is subsided so the doctor send him back 3 weeks later he presented with severe jaundice and bowel obstruction.
Explain the stages duration and clinical features of iron poisoning and how would have been u managed this patient?

A

Stage one
< 6 hr gastroenteric phase nausea vomiting.
Stage 2
6 to 24 hour asymptomatic
Stage 3
1-2 days multi organ involvement
Hepatic failure- jaundice
Stage 4
2 to 6 week Bowel obstruction
Dt stenosis / strictures
Decontamination,
Chelating agent, hemodialysis.

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10
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Chelating agent in iron poisoning

A

Desferrioxamine

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11
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Properties of white phosphorus

A

Toxic
Garlic odour
Glow in dark
EMIT fumes
Pyrophoric( spontaneous combustion )
Stored in water

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12
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Mechanism of action of white phosphorus

A

Protoplasmic poison.
( necrobiosis of liver cell)

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13
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Exposure to phosphorus through skin will cause………… & it is treated by…………….

A

Burns
Cuso4,Agno3

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14
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How acute Phosphorus poisoning occur in children and adult

A

Children accidental Firework
Adult rat poison consumption

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15
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A person presented to the OPD with burning pain vomiting and loose stools
Within 3 days he became normal and patient got discharged within one week the person died. According to 304 IPC The doctor got arrested and imprisonment for 2 years with fine. Explain the cause of death & the leading point he missed during the first stage.

A

Acute Phosphorus poisoning
Stage one gastroenteritis with the burning pain,vomiting,loose tools.
He missed-Garlic order,Luminous, EMIT fumes, smoky stool syndrome
Stage2 1-4 days asymptomatic.
stage 3 multi organ involvement,
Liver failure, kidney failure,
coagulapady, death due to multi organ failure.

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16
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Fatal dose of phosphorus

A

1 mg/ kgbwt

17
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How will you treat a person with acute Phosphorus poisoning

A

Decontamination
Gastric lavage with KMnO4
If liver failure NAC, vitamin K liver transplantation.
Dialysis

18
Q

Even though phosphorus delay oncet of death,mimic natural disease, difficult to trace. They are not commonly used for homicidal purpose why?

A

Due to Garlic order and its smell

19
Q

What is Lucifer match stick/ phossy jaw/ glass jaw?

A

Inhalation of white phosphorus vapour by the combustion of Lucifer match stick causes osteomyelitis of mandible.

20
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A person presented to the OPD with intense tooth ache, swelling over the cheek and garlic odour pus discharge from sinuses what’s your probable diagnosis.

A

Osteomayelitis, osteonecrosis of mandible, (phossy jaw)