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Cyclosporine |
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Tacrolimus |
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Vancomycin |
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Aminoglycosides |
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Lithium |
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TCAs |
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Digoxin |
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Procainamide |
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Phenobarbital |
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Phenytoin (Dilantin) |
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Methotrexate |
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| Which drug can cause Ototoxicity? |
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| Vancomycin and other antibiotics |
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For each of the following alcohols, state its final metabolite:
Ethanol |
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Methanol |
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Isopropanol |
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Ethylene glycol |
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| Which type of alcohol can cause renal damage due to calcium oxalate crystal formation? |
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Mixed acid-base disorder and platelet dysfunction |
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Accumulates in fat cells; detected weeks after exposure |
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Anti-anxiety drug; may be fatal when mixed with alcohol |
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Blocks heme synthesis |
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Analgesic; causes liver failure 3-5 days post OD |
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The most commonly abused drug |
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Exposure usually through eating contaminated fish and seafood |
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Derived from poppies; OD cause heart failure and myoglobinuria |
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CNS stimulant related to ephedrine |
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Toxicity due to exposure to pesticides; acetylcholinesterase test |
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Replaces oxygen in hemoglobin, resulting in tissue hypoxia |
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Testosterone-related compound causing liver damage and impotence |
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Rat poison; interrupts cellular ATP production |
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| Name 5 commonly performed tests that can help determine if a urine specimen is invalid |
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| pH, SG, Creatinine, nitrite, temperature, glutaraldehyde |
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| The study of poisons, their actions, detection and treatment of toxicity |
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| any substance that causes a harmful effect (damage to cellular structure or function) upon exposure, whether ingested, inhaled, or absorbed |
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What Mechanism of Toxicity is connected to the following:
Organophosphates |
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| Irreversible enzyme inhibition |
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Benzene/carcinogens |
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| Interfere with DNA synthesis |
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Cyanide |
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| Uncouple biochemical reactions |
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Carbon Monoxide |
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| Block hemoglobin-oxygen transport |
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Aspirin |
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| Leading cause of auto-related fatalities |
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| What may Ethanol poisoning/toxicity progress to? |
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| Pancreatitis, Alcoholic hepatitis, Cirrhosis |
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Alcohol - M
Metabolic acidosis, but the CNS depressant effect inhibits hyperventilation |
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| With Ethanol poisoning/toxicity what is likely to be elevated? |
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| What kind of effect will Isopropanol have? |
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| Extended due to long half-life |
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| Which type of alcohol is tied to Rapid formation of calcium oxalate crystals may cause tubular damage? |
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