Antidotes and Specific Therapies — Flashcards

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Antidotes and Specific Therapies — Flashcards

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Lactic acidosis type _____ is seen without anaerobic state, due to drug use, drug toxicity or DM, renal failure etc.

treatment of lead toxicity is started at >_____ mcg/dl level of lead in blood

_____ abuse results in the production of ammonium urate stones

Patients with lead poisoning often manifest with symptoms of _____ and kidney dysfunction / disease

Lead poisoning presents in adults with environmental exposure (batteries, ammunition) with headache and memory loss due to _____, as well as abdominal colic (pain)

Symptoms of LEAD poisoning:L_____Encephalopathy and Erythrocyte basophilic stipplingAbdominal colic and sideroblastic AnemiaDrops- wrist and foot drop. Dimercaprol and EDTA are 1st line of tx

_____ followed by glucose should be used to treat the patient to prevent the development of Wernicke encephalopathy.

_____ gout is seen in chronic lead intoxication or poisoning.

What is the treatment of intermediate syndrome in OP poisoning?_____

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What finding correlates with the severity and mortality in severe OP poisoning?_____

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