Poisoning & Antidotes

1.A 55-year-old farmer was brought to the casualty in altered sensorium.There was an unusual smell. On examination, patient had fasciculations, bilateral crepitations and pupils were miotic"  What is the most probable diagnosis.  Discuss its clinical features.  Discuss the management of this condition.  Discuss the complications

2.A young male with high risk behaviour (alcohol) developed agitations and tremulousness on hospitalization for a Medical illness.  What is your diagnosis  How will you manage this patient  What are the complications  What are the hepatic complications of alcohol abuse

3.A 23 years old woman who is 34 weeks pregnant who came to emergency department after taking 28 paracetamol (500mg) tablets two hours ago. Answer the following • What are your differential diagnoses. • What are the toxic effects paracetamol. • What are its complications • How do you treat

1.OP compound poisoning

2.Classify poisons and explain about first aid in common poisonings

1.Antidote used in benzodiazepine poisoning

2.Management of paracetamol poisoning

3.Two contra indications for stomach wash

4.Two signs of opioid poisoning

5.What is choline esterase aging

6.Treatment of phenobarbitone poisoning

7.Zinc phosphide poisoning

8.Clinical features of organophosphorus poisoning

9.Name two chelating agents. List two clinical uses in medicine

10.Coppersulfate poisoning

11.Manifestations of paraquat poisoning

12.Clinical features of rodenticide poisoning

13.Definition of intermediate syndrome in organophosphorus poisoning

14.Barbiturate poisoning

15.Clinical features of methanol poisoning

1.All are features of O P compound poisoning, except

• a) Neck muscle weakness
• b) Increased respiratory secretions
• c) Tachycardia
• d) pin point pupil