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Inservice review 2006 High yield facts

Inservice review 2006 High yield facts. Steven T. Dorsey, MD Department of Emergency Medicine The Cleveland Clinic Foundation MetroHealth Medical Center. General exam tips. Formulate your answer before you scan the choices Lean towards aggression

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17: Substance Abuse and Poisoning

17: Substance Abuse and Poisoning. Cognitive Objectives (1 of 2). 4-6.1 List various ways that poisons enter the body. 4-6.2 List signs and symptoms associated with poisoning. 4-6.3 Discuss the emergency medical care for the patient with possible overdose.

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Measurement Overview

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One drug, two stories

One drug, two stories. Dr FT Lee PMH/YCH AED. History (Patient A). 8-1-05 02:12 F/49 Known case of CRHD with MVR FU GH On Digoxin, Lasix, Acertil, Slow K. Aldactone, Warfarin. Attempt suicide with her husband by taking

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Total Synthesis of Strychnine 1954 - 2004

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Prepared by: Dr.Mohamed Shekhani . References: Davidson PP of Medicine .

Prepared by: Dr.Mohamed Shekhani . References: Davidson PP of Medicine. Introduction:. Poisoning is a major cause of death in young adults& 10% of hospital admissions. Most deaths occur before patients reach medical attention& mortality is much <1% in those admitted to hospital.

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17: Substance Abuse and Poisoning

17: Substance Abuse and Poisoning. Poison Any substance whose chemical action can damage body structures or impair body functions Substance Abuse The knowing misuse of any substance to produce a desired effect. Identifying the Patient and the Poison.

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RESUSCITATION OF THE POISONED PATIENT

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Pediatric Toxicology

Pediatric Toxicology. Jay Fisher MD Pediatric Emergency Services University Medical Center. Epidemiology. 2.4 million events reported to U.S. poison centers annually ~50% are in children < 6 years. Less than 50 deaths annually. 10 Fold decrease in deaths since 1950.

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Emergency and Disaster Nursing:

Emergency and Disaster Nursing:. A Systematic Approach to Providing Care. The Challenges of ED Care. Statistics 5/2012. http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nhis/earlyrelease/emergency_room_use_january-june_2011.pdf.

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POISONING

POISONING. PROF. DR. YESAR? KARTER. POISON/TOXIN: - Substance able to produce adverse effects. -Some of them are poisonous when taken in excessive amount, while some of them in any amount. Poisoning: Local Systemic. Severity and reversebility:

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Gastrointestinal Decontamination: Risk/Benefit + Evidence = Practice

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Lesson 5

Lesson 5. What devices do we use to measure radon?. Short-term test 2 to 90 days. Long-term test 91 to 365 days. How long will the test last?. Advantage Provides quick answer Disadvantage Does not account for radon variations from day to day or season to season

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Lesson 5

Lesson 5. What devices do we use to measure radon?. Short-term test 2 to 90 days. Long-term test 91 to 365 days. How long will the test last?. Advantage Provides quick answer Disadvantage Does not account for radon variations from day to day or season to season

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A Patient taking overdose of sleeping pills

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Focus on Pharmacology Essentials for Health Professionals

Focus on Pharmacology Essentials for Health Professionals. Jahangir Moini, MD, MPH. Chapter 28 Toxicology. Toxicology. 10 million people are poisoned in U.S. each year Attempted suicide Accidental legal drug overdosage Illegal drug overdosage Snake, spider bites

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Practical Toxicology Cases

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Metformin overdose

Metformin overdose. Dr. TS Au PYNEH 16 Feb 2005. Toxicology case presentation. M/56 unemployed and divorced Hx of DM, HT, depression FU in GP Attempted suicide by taking >100 tablets of diabetmin 500 mg (metformin) before 3 pm Suicidal notes written

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Management of Acute Poisoning

Management of Acute Poisoning. Principles of Management. Among important toxicological principles that are applied in evaluating the poisoned individual are Exposure and aspects related to reducing absorption Dose response considerations Target tissue and systemic effects

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Nifedipine Overdose in a 2 year-old boy

Nifedipine Overdose in a 2 year-old boy. Dr. Jenny Lam AED PWH. History of Present Illness. M/2 good past health

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