Shelf: poisons and antidotes
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- CO
- oxygen
- mercury
-
dimercaprol
penicillamine - isoniazid
- pyridoxine
- atropine
- physostigmine
- arsenic
-
dimercaprol
D-penicillamine - digoxin
- antidigoxin Fab fragments
- gold
- dimercaprol
- ethylene glycol
- ethyl alcohol
- opiods
-
naloxone
naltrexone - organophosphates
- atropine, 2-PAM
- warfarin
- vit K
- copper
- d- penicillamine
- heparin
- protamine sulfate
- iron
- deferoxamine
- cyanide
-
mayl nitrate
sodium nitrate
sodium thiosulfate - methyl alcohol
- ethyl alcohol
- acetaminophen
- n-acetylcysteine
- nitrates
- methylene blue
- lead
-
penicillamine
EDTA
dimercaprol - benzodiazepines
- flumazenil
- AChE inhibitors
- atropine with pralidoxime (2-PAM)
- anticholinergics
- physostigmine
- opiod overdose triad
-
respiratory depression
pinpoint pupils
coma - cherry red intoxication
- CO
- occuopational nitrous oxide exposure
- anemia
- methoxyflurane exposure
- nephrotoxicity
- halothane exposure
- hepatitis
- first signs of phenobarbital overdose
- nystagmus and ataxia
- major pulmonary side effect of mu-activators
- respiratory depression
- two side effects of opiods the user will never develop tolerance to
- constipation and miosis
- which overdose carries a higher mortality rate, benzos or barbis
- barbituates
- which withdrawal carries a higher mortality rate, benzos or barbis
- benzodiazepines
- grey baby syndrome
- chloramphenicol
- CN VIII toxicity
- aminoglycosides
- cholestatic hepatitis
- erythromycin
- dental staining in children
- tetracycline
- altered folate metabolism
- trimethoprim
- auditory toxicity
- vancomycin
- cartilage abnormalities
- quinolones
- alcohol toxicity resulting in ocular damage
- methanol