Toxidromes & Poisonings Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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age gp with most poisonings? 2nd age group?

A

1) 0-5 yrs old

2) 13-19 yr olds (d/t drugs)

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age gp with most poisonings? 2nd age group?

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1) 0-5 yrs old

2) 13-19 yr olds (d/t drugs)

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serious effects/hospitalizations occur from ingesting which medicines?

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  • -hypoglycemics
  • -B-blockers
  • -opioids
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4
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how does viscous lidocaine poison children?

A

causes cardiac suppression

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1) personal care & cosmetics
2) household cleaning
3) analgesics

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6-12 yr old, top household poisonings?

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1) foreign bodies, toys, misc
2) cosmetics, personal care
3) analgesics

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13-19 yr old, top household poisonings?

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1) analgesics
2) antidepressants
3) cold & cough meds

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what is methemoglobinemia? what causes it?

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brown colored blood

–caused by only 2 mL of Benzocaine (also: seizures)

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miosis

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small pupils

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10
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what drugs cause miosis?

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COPS:
C: cholinergics, clonidine
O: opiates, organophosphates
P: phenothiazine, pilocarpine
S: sedatives (Barbiturates)
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mydriasis

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large pupils

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12
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what causes mydriasis?

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AAAS:
A: antihistamine
A: antidepressant
A: anticholinergics
S: sympanothomimetics (amphetamine, cocaine, PCP)
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ABCD of poison management:

A
A: Airway
B: Breathing
C: Circulation
D: Decontamination
D: Drugs-- glucose, naloxone, oxygen
D: disability if near status rapidly deteriorating
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14
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activated charcoal: PHAILS

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P: pesticides
H: hydrocarbons
A: alcohols
I: iron
L: lithium
S: solvents
**and watch CNS status to prevent aspiration
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serious effects/hospitalizations occur from ingesting which medicines?

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  • -hypoglycemics
  • -B-blockers
  • -opioids
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16
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how does viscous lidocaine poison children?

A

causes cardiac suppression

17
Q
A

1) personal care & cosmetics
2) household cleaning
3) analgesics

18
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6-12 yr old, top household poisonings?

A

1) foreign bodies, toys, misc
2) cosmetics, personal care
3) analgesics

19
Q

13-19 yr old, top household poisonings?

A

1) analgesics
2) antidepressants
3) cold & cough meds

20
Q

what is methemoglobinemia? what causes it?

A

brown colored blood

–caused by only 2 mL of Benzocaine (also: seizures)

21
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miosis

22
Q

what drugs cause miosis?

A
COPS:
C: cholinergics, clonidine
O: opiates, organophosphates
P: phenothiazine, pilocarpine
S: sedatives (Barbiturates)
23
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mydriasis

24
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what causes mydriasis?

A
AAAS:
A: antihistamine
A: antidepressant
A: anticholinergics
S: sympanothomimetics (amphetamine, cocaine, PCP)
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ABCD of poison management:
``` A: Airway B: Breathing C: Circulation D: Decontamination D: Drugs-- glucose, naloxone, oxygen D: disability if near status rapidly deteriorating ```
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activated charcoal: PHAILS
``` P: pesticides H: hydrocarbons A: alcohols I: iron L: lithium S: solvents **and watch CNS status to prevent aspiration ```