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- most common nicotine withdrawal sx
- increased appetite. insomnia, decreased metabolic rate. opposite as usual
- sx of severe opiod overdose
- coma, hypotension, bradycardia, apnea, pulmonary edema, seizures
- severe overdose sx of amphetamines
- coma, circulatory collapse, HTN crisis, seiuzres, hyperterhmia, arrhythmias, cerebral hemorrhages
- key to PCP intox
- vertical and horizontal nystagmus, muscle rigidity.
- barbi overdose
- everything down. hypotension, , hypothermia. pupils normal
- widened QRS complex overdose
- TCA OD
- dilated pupils, tachy, HTN, altered perception
- LSD
- muscle rigidity, rhabdomyolysis, ataxia, nystagmus
- PCP. use of restraints promotes rhabdo and myoglobinuria
- treatment of PCP intox
- benzo or Haldol if psychotic or severely agitated
- percent HS seniors who drink, who binge drink
- 80, 40
- dilated pupils
- cocaine
- duration of positive urine test for THC
- up to one month in chronic user. passive inhalent should be neg. 2-3 days positive if used casually.
- duration of positive barbi urine screen
- depends on which one. Phenobarb lasts long time. secobarb is 1 day
- muscle weakness, dysarthria, nystagmus, hallucinations
- inhalent use
- toxicity of inhalents
- encephalopathy, death is rare. asphyxia or arrhythmia
- sweat, chills, agitation, tremulousness, seizures (withdrawal syndrome)
- alcohol, benzos, barbis
- percent of HS seniors who tried THC
- 50
- red eyes, dry mouth, tachy, dilated pupils, sleepy
- THC intox
- chronic use of THC
- pulmonary, , decreaseed fertility, gynecomastia
- chewing tobacco, physiologic changes
- tachydardia, increased BP.
- meds for quiting smoking
- bupropion 1week prior and 6 months. safe to use with nicotine replacement
- inhalant overdose complications
- arrhythmia