Toxicology Flashcards

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Bluish irritant gas produced i. Air and water purification devices and in electrical fields that may cause irritation / dryness of the mucous membranes.

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Ozone

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Antidote to methanol or ethylene glycol ?

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Fomepizole

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3
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Antidote to theophylline ?

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Esmolol

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4
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Chelating agent for arsenic , mercury, lead.

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Dimercaprol

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A patient with sweet garlicky odor in breath and stools may have poisoned with?

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Arsenic

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6
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Minamata disease is associated with?

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Organic mercury poisoning

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Transverse bands on the nails in chronic arsenic poisoning

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Mees lines

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8
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Ingestion of flakes in paint may lead to toxicity with?

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Lead

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Activated charcoal is effective for? (10)

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  1. Amitriptyline
  2. Barbiturate
  3. Carbamazepine
  4. Digitalis
  5. Glycosides
  6. Phencyclidine
  7. Propoxyphene
  8. Theophylline
  9. Tricyclic Antidepressants
  10. Valproic acid
    (ABCD GPPT TV)
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Activated charcoal is not effective for? (9)

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  1. Potassium
  2. Lithium
  3. Alcohols
  4. Acids
  5. Carbamazepine
  6. Cyanide
  7. Corrosive
  8. Ethylene glycol
  9. Solvents
    PLAACCCES
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Hemodialysis is effective for?

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  1. Carbamazepine
  2. Ethylene glycol
  3. Lithium
  4. Methanol
  5. Metformin
  6. Phenobarbital
  7. Salicylate
  8. Theophylline
  9. Valproic acid
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Hemodialysis is not effective for?

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  1. Amphetamines
  2. Antidepressants
  3. Antipsychotics
  4. Benzodiazepines
  5. Calcium channel blockers
  6. Digoxin
  7. Metoprolol
  8. Propranolol
  9. Opioids

(AAABCD OPM)

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13
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Tetradotoxin block or inhibit?

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Voltage - gated Sodium Channels

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Tetraethylammonium (TEA) Poison found in ovaries of puffer fish block or inhibit?

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Potassium Voltage -gated channels inhibiting action potential generation

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15
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Conotoxin block or inhibit?

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Calcium voltage-gated channel

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16
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Lead toxicity treatment? (3)

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Chelation Challenge Test
- IM Dimercaprol ( Universal antidote)
- Ca Na EDTA - parenteral
- Succimer PO

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Substance that caused toxicity through batteries, Tv, Plating, Plastics , Smelters?

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Cadmium

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18
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Substance that caused toxicity through dental appliances, alloys, ceramics?

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Beryllium

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19
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Used for aircraft disinfectant ?

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Pyrethrum

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20
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Treatment for pyrethrum toxicity? (3)

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Ivermectin
Pentobarbital
Mephenesin

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21
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Cause anti-knock additives in gasoline?

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Organic lead

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22
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Heavy metals that causes Aldrich mees lines in nails?

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Inorganic Arsenic

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23
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Heavy metals that binds to sulfhydril and PO4 also found in fowlers solution?

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Inorganic Arsenic

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Heavy metals that is used as Chemical warfare?

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Inorganic Arsenic

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Heavy metals that causes stocking glove dysesthesia?
Arsenic
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Affects children who plays toys , quicksilver, cinnabar ore, dental amalgam, apparatus, antiseptic?
Mercury
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Heavy metals that causes tremors, erethism ( explosive anger), acrodynia, miliarial rash when chronically exposed?
Mercury
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Heavy metals that causes parkinsonism-like symptoms?
Manganese
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Heavy metals that is used in terrorism “dirty bomb”?
Ur , Ce, Th
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Treatment for smoking cessation obesity?
Remonabant - moa cannabinoid CB-1 receptor antagonist
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Antidote for atropine toxicity?
Neostigmine
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Antidote for red tide : Shellfish Neurotoxins Saxitoxin Tetradotoxin Brachiotoxin Conotoxin
Methoxamine
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Antidoto for watusi ( phosphorus)
Ca Mg Acetylcysteine
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Phytonadione is the antidote for what poisoning ? (3)
Warfarin Watusi Rat poison
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What is the antidote for Nifedipine poisoning?
CaCl2
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Ca gluconate and MgSo4 are the antidote for what poisoning ? (3)
Organochlorines Phosphate ( Watusi) F
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Pyridoxine is the antidote for what poisoning ? (2)
INH H2S
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D-penicillamine is the antidote for what poisoning ? (3)
Cu Au Hg
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Na-Ca EDTA is the antidote for what poisoning ? (4)
Pb Co Mn Zn
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Diphenhydramine is the antidote for what poisoning ?
Phenothiazines
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Succimer is the antidote for what poisoning ? (3)
Pb Hg Sb
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Trientine is the antidote for what poisoning ?
Cu
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Unithol is the antidote for what poisoning ? (2)
Hg As inorganic
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Methemoglobinemia treatment? (2)
Vitamin C B-12
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Dimercaprol (BAL) is the antidote for what poisoning ? (4)
As Pb Hg Au
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Identify the drug that causes Toxic syndrome: HPN AND SEROTONIN SYNDROME
MAOIs
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Identify the drug that causes Toxic syndrome: SEXUAL, SEIZURES AND SEROTONIN SYNDROME
SSRIs
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Identify the drug that causes Toxic syndrome: SEIZURES
Bupropion
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Identify the drug that causes Toxic syndrome: QT PROLONGATION , NMS
D-2 BLOCKERS
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Identify the drug that causes Toxic syndrome: RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS METABOLIC ACIDOSIS HPN
ASA
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Identify the drug that causes Toxic syndrome: HYPOTENSION BRADYCARDIA QRS BLOCK
BETA BLOCKER
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Antidote for B blocker toxicity?
Glucagon
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Identify the drug that causes Toxic syndrome: SLOW AV NODE HYPOTENSION HIGH INSULIN
Calcium Channel Blocker
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Antidote for CCB toxicity?
Glucagon Lipid emulsion
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Identify the drug that causes Toxic syndrome: HYPOTENSION TACHYCARDIA HYPOKALEMIA HYPERGLYCEMIA
Theophylline
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Medication used to prevent nephrotoxicity from platinum compounds used in cancer chemotherapy?
Amifostine
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Functions as iron chelator , used to mitigate cardiotoxicity associated with anthracyclines?
Dexrazoxine
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A sulfhydril compound binds to acrolein a toxic metabolite of cyclophosphamide/ ifofosfamide , and employed to prevent hemorrhagic cystitis resulting from chemotherapeutic agents?
Mesna
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Rapid Iv administration of Deferoxamine can cause?
Hypotensive Shock
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Flumazenil will reverse the effects of what drugs?
FADE Alprazolam Diazepam Eszopiclone