Toxicology Flashcards

(70 cards)

1
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Contents of Jar 1

A

Stomach content
30cm of proximal small intestine

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2
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Contents of Jar 2

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500g midpart liver and GB
Half of both kidneys
±spleen

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3
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When is spleen persevered?

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Cyanide poisoning

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4
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Contents of bottle 1

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10mL femoral vein blood

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5
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Contents of bottle 2

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10mL Urine

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6
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Best preservative for visceral organs

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Rectified spirits (95% ethyl alcohol)

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7
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Rectified spirit is used to stop V organs in corrosive poisoning EXCEPT

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Phenol, phosphorus, or alcohol

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8
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MC used preservative

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Saturated salt solution

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9
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Preservative for blood

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NaF and K oxalate

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10
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Preservative for urine

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Thymol

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11
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Preservative for virology

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Liquid N»glycerol

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12
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______ is opened first in poisoning case

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Head

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13
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Chlorat hydrate> Paraldehyde
Odor

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Acrid pear like odor

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14
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Cyanide odor

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Bitter almond

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15
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Burnt rope odor

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Cannibis

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16
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Odor for Arsenic Phosphorus, OPC

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Garlicky

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17
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Odor for Celphos

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Garlic and rotten egg

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18
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Odor for H2S and Zn/Al phosphides

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Rotten egg

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19
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Odor for Nitrobenzene

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Shoe polish

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20
Q

Gastric lavage contraindicated in

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All corosives except carbonic acid

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21
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Adsorbents contraindicated in

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Corrosives
Lithium
Iron
Metallic Methanol
Ethankl Ethylene glycol

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22
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Fever and tinittus

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Asprin overdose

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23
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Hemodialysis Contraindicated in

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Copper
Kerosene
Benzodiazapene
OPC
Digoxin

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24
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Indication for exchange transfusion

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Thiophyllene poison
Severe Methhemoglobin

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Antitode of severe meth hemoglobin
Methylene blue
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PEG solution used in
While Bowel irrigation
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Indication for whole bowel irrigation
Iron tablets Lithium tablets Body packers syndrome
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Ophitoxemia
Poison by snake
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COD in neurotoxic snake bites
Respiratory paralysis
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neurotoxic snakes?
Kraits Cobra
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Bespectacled mark
Common cobra
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Furrowing of forehead Ptosis Opthalmoplegia
Neurotoxic snake bites
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Occult bite with abdominal pain
Krait bite
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Common krait bites inhibit
Ach release
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Cobra bite inhibits
M receptors
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Ach-estrase is inhibited by
Atropine and neostigmine
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COD in Vasculotoxic snakes
Hemorrhagic shock
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Vasculotoxic snakes
Vipers
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Types of vipers
Pitvipers Pitless vipers
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Types of pitless vipers
Russell's Saw scaled
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Symptoms of Vasculotoxic snake bites
Pain Uncontrolled bleeding Lymphadenopathy Blisters
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Monitoring for Vasculotoxic snake bite
20 minute whole blood clotting
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COD in musculotoxic snake bites
Renal failure by myoglobin
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musculotoxic snake?
Sea snake
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Symptoms of musculotoxic snakes?
Cramps Myoglobinuria Compartment syndrome Hyperkalemia
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Compartment syndrome seen in
Sea snake bite
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Monitoring for musculotoxic snake bites
Increased CPK
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Pressure bandaging in snake bite
Sutherland wraps at 55mmHg
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Indication for PASV
Systemic toxicity OR Increasing local toxicity
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Initial dose of PASV
Powder form+10ml NS 8-10 vials
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Increase in BP then decrease in BP Pulmonary edema Pain Bleeding
Scorpion bite
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Tx for scorpion venom with ↑BP and priapism
Antivenom and prazosin
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Tx for scorpion venom with ↓BP and priapism
Antivenom and dopamine infusion
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Priapism seen in
Scorpion bite Blister fly bite Trazodone
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Parathion Paradon Diazion Chloropyrofios
Allyl Organophospahate compounds
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MoA of OPC
Inhibits Muscarinic and Nicontine receptors
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Antitode of OPC
Atropine
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OPC effect on Muscuranic receptor
Bradycardia
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OPC effect on Nicotinic receptor
Bradycardia
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Atropine toxicity causes
Fever
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Antitode before OPC aging
Oximes
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Oxime overdose symptoms
Increased OPC toxicity features
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Antidote if Organochlorine
Cholestyramine
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Damage to Type II Alveolar cells is called
Pneumotropism
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Do not give oxygen in herbicide poisoning because
It increases free radicles inside body
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Fatal dose of Celphos
1 tablet
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1 tablet of cephlos with saliva produces?
1gm phosphene gas (Garlic fishy smell)
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Profound, refractory hypotension seen ib
Celphos poisoning
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COD in cephlos
Hypomagnesia
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Gold standard for dx of gas or alcohol poisoning
Gas chromatography