Section 15 Flashcards

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most important factor contributing to patient mortality in TCA toxicity

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Cyclic antidepressant–induced cardiotoxicity

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most frequent dysrhythmia noted in cyclic antidepressant toxicity; bupropion; SNRI; MAOI

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Sinus tachycardia

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3
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most common symptom reported after cyclic antidepressant exposure

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Altered mental status

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4
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most potent sodium channel blocker among the cyclic antidepressants

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desipramine

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5
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most frequently reported cardiovascular abnormality in trazodone

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Orthostatic hypotension

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6
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most common ECG abnormality in trazodone

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moderate prolongation of the QT interval

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7
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Most common form of pharmacotherapy for depression

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SSRIs

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8
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associated with the highest incidence of seizures among the SSRIs.

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Citalopram

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9
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most serious drug-related adverse effect of SSRI psychopharmacotherapy

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Serotonin syndrome

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10
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drug class most commonly associated with serotonin syndrome.

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antidepressant

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11
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most common cause of death in serotonin syndrome

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severe hyperthermia

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12
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Most common cardiovascular manifestations of antipsychotic overdose

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tachycardia and orthostatis hypotension

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13
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antipsychotics with highest rate of QT prolongation

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amisulpride and thioridazine

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14
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antipsychotics with highest development of type 2 diabetes mellitus and diabetic ketoacidosis

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olanzapine

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15
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most common disorder creating diagnostic confusion is serotonin syndrome

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NMS

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16
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most prevalent endocrine dysfunction of chronic lithium therapy

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hypothyroidism

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17
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most common class of antiepileptic drugs used in developing countries

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Barbiturates

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18
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most common alcohols ingested

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Ethanol and isopropanol

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19
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most frequently used and abused drug in the world.

20
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Most frequently cited causes of death of MDMA

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hyperthermia and hyponatremia

21
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the most common cause of an osmolar gap on serum electrolyte analysis

A

Ethanol ingestion

22
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most commonly sold as raw cactus or “buttons,”

23
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most common agent currently reported in NSAID overdoses

24
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most common in acute overdose in methylxanthine toxicity

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Hypokalemia

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most common cardiac manifestation of both caffeine and theophylline use and toxicity
sinus tachycardia
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most common effects of nicotine overuse
nausea and vomiting
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earlies manifestation of Acute digoxin toxicity
Nausea, vomiting, anorexia, and vague abdominal pain
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Most common arrhythmias in digoxin toxicity
premature ventricular contractions and bradycardic rhythms
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hallmark of severe toxicity in beta blockers
bradycardia with shock
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most common physiologic abnormality after overdose of CCB
Hypotension
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most serious clinical manifestation in overdose in Spironolactone and Eplerenone
Hyperkalemia and hypotension
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most typical adverse effect observed usually within 30 to 90 minutes after ingestion in doxazosin, prazosin, and terazosin (a1 adrenergic antagonist)
Orthostatic hypotension
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most commonly used α2-adrenergic agonist; primary indication for rebound hypertension
Clonidine
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most consequential adverse effect associated with ACEIs and ARBs
angioedema
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most frequent sign of acute valproic toxicity
CNS depression
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clinical sign most consistently associated with acute iron toxicity
vomiting
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most important factor guiding the decision to terminate deferoxamine therapy because measured iron levels are artificially depressed by the presence of deferoxamine and urine color change can be unreliable
clinical recovery of patient
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Most common radiologic finding in hydrocarbon pulmonary toxicity
bilateral infiltrates at the bases more common to be multilobar and to the right
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Most worrisome acute complication found in solvent abusers (hydrocarbons) is
sudden sniffing death syndrome
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Most common household alkali
bleach
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most common overdose that produces anticholinergic toxicity.
Antihistamine (particularly diphenhydramine) overdose
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most clinically significant cases of human metal poisoning
Lead and mercury
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most clinically significant toxic metalloid
Arsenic
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most common causes of death in arsenic poisoning
Hypotension and dysrhythmias
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most active form of vitamin D
d-α-tocopherol
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Most common adverse reaction to macrolide
Gi distress
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local anesthetic most commonly associated with methemoglobinemia
Benzocaine