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Acute intoxications especially in children are characterized by anticholinergic effects.👇🏻
• These may consist of hyperpyrexia, flushing of the skin, lethargy, hallucination, urinary retention, and tachycardia.
• This phase is followed by meiosis, respiratory depression, and coma due to the opioid activity.
Diphenoxylate is an extremely narrow dose range between therapeutic and toxic blood
concentrations.
------------- is a mepridine congener used in combination with atropine in an antidiarrheal preparation.
Acute toxic ingestions of codeine produce the typical characteristic of
symptoms seen with morphine:
Naloxone should if possible be used only to return respiration to normal.
Patients with pulmonary edema are at special risk ,-------------have all been recommended as supportive therapy.However, all have unsure efficacy.
-------are usually considered to be the classical sign of narcotic poisoning.
• In acute overdose, respiration will be severely depressed to a rate as low as 2 to 4 per min.
Clinical response of analgesia, euphoria, respiratory depression, and miosis are believed to result from occupation of the
opioid derivatives have the potential to produce severe toxicity that is
dependent on the
Signs of uremia may be an indication for hemoperfusion or
hemodialysis.
cuffed endotracheal tube should be used in Stage 4 coma to decrease risk of aspiration pneumonia during lavage.
