Toxidromes Flashcards
Anticholinergic toxicity s/s
HR/BP increased
RR same
Temp increased
Agitated, delirium, hallucinations
Large, sluggish pupils
Dry, flushed skin
Urinary retention
Cholinergic
(organophosphates) toxicity s/s
HR/BP decreased
RR increased
Unchanged temp
Lethargy, seizure, coma, weakness
Small pupils
Diaphoretic
Diarrhea, emesis, salivation
Opiates toxicity s/s
decreased HR/BP, RR, temp
Euphoria, somnolence, coma
pinpoint pupils
Sedative/hypnotic toxicity s/s
decreased HR/BP, RR, temp
Confused, somnolent, coma
Sympathomimetic toxicity s/s
increased H/BP
same RR
Increased temp
agitation, paranoia, hyperactivity
Large, reactive pupils
Diaphoretic
Dextromethorphan toxicity s/s
induce a dissociative state and may produce serotonin syndrome–like symptoms
Loperamide toxicity s/s
induces an opioid-like high. Symptoms may include a depressed or euphoric state, bradycardia, hypotension, and pinpoint pupils
long-term abuse= cardiac effects
serotonin toxicity vs anticholinergic
diaphoretic rather than anhidrotic, hyperreflexive rather than hyporeflexive, and have hyperactive bowel sounds and diarrhea rather than hypoactive bowel sounds and constipation
anticholinergic antidote
physostigmine
Anticholinesterases antidote
Atropine
Organophosphates antidote
Atropine or pralidoxime chloride
Benzos antidote
Flumazenil
B-Blocker antidote
Glucagon
Calcium channel blockers antidote
Calcium
Cyanide antidote
Amyl nitrite