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Chris Bond October 18, 2009

Check out the new toxicology case that deals with the manifestations of some common overdoses in the ED.

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Toxicology
Chris Bond October 14, 2009

There will be a new toxicology section developing on the website shortly. I've added the first few questions, as well as TCA toxicity under "Conditions"

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What did she take?
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A 35 year old female, recently divorced, presents to the emergency department at 1630. The nursing note provides the following information: Quit ...
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It is a quiet night in the ED, when at 2300, a 33 year old woman presents with copious vaginal bleeding. The bright red blood has soaked through s...
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It is the second day of your emergency rotation and you are asked to see Mr. Domquee, a 30 year old male who got into a bar fight while "minding hi...
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It is late one night when you are called in to assess a patient in the ER. She has recently been involved in an altercation and has suffered a blow to the head during the fight. She is stable, has no neurological deficits or signs of brain injury. Her left periorbit is quite swollen and there is ...
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A 46 year old female is transferred to the ED from a peripheral centre with new onset shortness of breath for the last 8 hours, as well as massive swelling of her left leg. She complains of severe pain in the left leg and shortness of breath, but no other symptoms. She has been bedridden for th...
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Which of the following is not a major sign of poisoning with TCAs?
 
 
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