Toxicology - Cannabinoids Flashcards

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THC - Clinical Effects

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mood elevation
euphoria
relaxation
creative thinking
increased sensory awareness

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Marijuana Uses - Medical Conditions

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anorexia
anxiety
asthma
depression
epilepsy
insomnia
migraine
MS
muscle spasms
NV
pain
Parkinson’s disease
Tourette syndrome

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Phytocannabinoids - Clinical Effects (Wanted)

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mood elevation
euphoria
relaxation
creative thinking
increased sensory awareness
appetite stimulation
nausea suppression

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Phytocannabinoids - Clinical Effects (Paradoxical)

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short-term memory difficulties
agitation
feeling tense
anxiety
dizziness
lightheadedness
confusion
loss of coordination

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Cannabinoid Toxicity - Signs & Symptoms

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CNS depression
disorientation
agitation
hallucinations
seizures
combativeness
anxiety
mydriasis
tachycardia
vomiting

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Cannabinoid Toxicity - Lab Abnormalities

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decreased potassium
increased blood glucose
increased creatinine kinase
increased creatinine
increased WBC

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Cannabinoid-Induced Agitation - Management

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lorazepam 2-4 mg
midazolam 5-10 mg
haloperidol 2.5-10 mg
droperidol 2.5-10 mg
olanzapine 5-10 mg

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Cannabinoid-Induced Seizures - Management

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lorazepam 2-4 mg
midazolam 5-10 mg
diazepam 5-10 mg

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Cannabinoid-Induced Dehydration - Management

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IV crystalloids

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Cannabinoid-Induced Hypertension / Tachycardia - Management

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benzodiazepines
IV antihypertensives as necessary

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Cannabinoids Hyperemesis Syndrome

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excessive vomiting due to chronic use
desensitization & downregulation of CB1 receptors that generally have antiemetic effects

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CHS - Prodromal Phase

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months to years
diffuse abdominal discomfort
agitation or stress
morning nausea, fear of vomiting
increased use of marijuana to treat

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CHS - Hyperemetic Phase

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24-48 hrs
cyclic episodes of NV
diffuse, severe abdominal pain

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CHS - Recovery Phase

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upon total cessation of cannabis
full resolution ~ 1 month

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CHS - Management

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hot showers
topical capsaicin
haloperidol / ondansetron
benzodiazepines
fluids & electrolytes

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