Toxicology Match the Toxins to Their Antidote/ Treatment

Toxicology Match the Toxins to Their Antidote/ Treatment

TOXICOLOGY MATCH THE TOXINS TO THEIR ANTIDOTE/ TREATMENT Toxin Antidote Paracetamol Desferrioxamine Opiates Flumazenil* Benzodiazepines Oxygen (High flow/ Hyperbaric) Β Blockers Ethanol; Fomepizole Tricyclic antidepressants XXXXXXX specific antibodies (XXXXbind) Iron Dicobalt Edetate; Hydroxocobalamin; Methylene Blue; Sodium nitrite/ thiosulphate Calcium Channel Blockers Octreotide, Glucose Carbon Monoxide Sodium Bicarbonate Digoxin Folic acid (High dose ‘rescue regime’) Ethylene Glycol, Menthanol Glucagon** Organophosphates N- acetylcisteine; Methionine Cyanide Atropine; Pralidoxime Sulphonylurea Calcium Gluconate/ Calcium Chloride† Warfarin Naloxone Salicylates Sodium Bicarbonate (for ECG changes) Antipsychotics Vitamin K; FFP; Prothrombin Complex Concentrate (Beriplex) Cocaine Dimercaprol; Succimer Malignant Hyperthermia Succimer; Sodium Calcium Edentate Arsenic/ Heavy Metals Benzodiazepines; GTN; Calcium Channel Blockers Methotrexate Dantolene Lead Procyclidine Answers on reverse CMP 6, CAP 27, HMP 5 HAP 3, HAP 25 Kevin Gervin 1/9/16 Toxin Antidote/ Treatment Paracetamol N- acetylcisteine; Methionine Opiates Naloxone Benzodiazepines Flumazenil* Β Blockers Glucagon** Tricyclic antidepressants Sodium Bicarbonate (for ECG changes) Iron Desferrioxamine Calcium Channel Blockers Calcium Gluconate/ Calcium Chloride† Carbon Monoxide Oxygen (High flow/ Hyperbaric) Digoxin Digoxin specific antibodies (Digibind) Ethylene Glycol, Menthanol Ethanol; Fomepizole Organophosphates Atropine; Pralidoxime Cyanide Dicobalt Edetate; Hydroxocobalamin; Methylene Blue; Sodium nitrite/ thiosulphate Sulphonylurea Octreotide, Glucose Warfarin Vitamin K; FFP; Prothrombin Complex Concentrate (Beriplex) Salicylates Sodium Bicarbonate Antipsychotics Procyclidine Cocaine Benzodiazepines; GTN; Calcium Channel Blockers Malignant Hyperthermia Dantolene Arsenic/ Heavy Metals Dimercaprol; Succimer Methotrexate Folic acid (High dose ‘rescue regime’) Lead Succimer; Sodium Calcium Edentate *Never in mixed OD or ‘street valium’ **Now second line in favour of inotropes. May also require Atropine (for bradycardia), Salbutamol (for bronchospasm). Refractory hypotension may require insulin- dextrose infusion, lipid emulsion +/- inotropes † Refractory hypotension may require insulin- dextrose infusion, lipid emulsion, inotropes +/- glucagon. May also require atropine +/- pacing CMP 6, CAP 27, HMP 5 HAP 3, HAP 25 Kevin Gervin 1/9/16 .

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