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| Flu like illness, chronic lymphadenopathy, recurrent diarrhea, __ is weight loss, recurrent chest infections or multiple purplish oral or skin lesions |
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| __ is multiple purplish oral or skin lesions |
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| __ is a painful yellow genital ulcer |
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| __ is a watery mucoid urethral or cervical discharge |
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| __ is a thick yellow purulent urethral or cervical discharge |
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| ___ is a painless beef red genital ulcer |
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| ___ is multiple painful vesicles followed by shallow ulcers |
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| ___ is cauliflower like anogenital warts |
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| ___ is anogenital warts caused by HPV infection |
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| __ is a transient genital ulcer with painful draining buboes |
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| __ is a pearly white dome shaped lesion with central depression |
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| __ are swollen eyelids filled with pus in a neonate |
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| __ are painful joints, painful red in eyes, and urethral discharge |
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| __ is a painless firm genital ulcer |
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| ___ are flat watery lesions in the genitals |
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| __ are flat watery lesions in the genitals caused by secondary sypillis |
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| What is the causative organism of HIV/AIDS? |
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| human immunodeficiency virus types 1 and 2 |
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| What is the causative organism of a chancroid? |
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| What is the causative organism of chlamydia? |
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| chlamydia trachomatis type A |
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| What is the causative organism of gonorrhea? |
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| What is the causative organism of granuloma inguinale? |
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| calymmatobacterium granulomatis |
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| What is the causative organism of herpes genitalis? |
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| Human Herpes Virus Type 2 |
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| What is the causative organism of HPV infection? |
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| Human Papilloma Virus Types 11, 16, and 18 |
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| What is the causative organism of Lymphogranuloma venereum? |
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| Chlamydia tachomatis type L |
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| What is the causative organism of syphillis? |
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| __ is a RNA single stranded retro virus |
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| __ is a gram negative non enteric bacillus |
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| __ is an obligate intracellular bacteria |
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| __ is a gram negative bacillus- calymmatobacterium granulomatis |
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| __ is a double stranded enveloped DNA virus |
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| __ is a double stranded non enveloped DNA virus |
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| __ are spirochetes seend with darkfield microscopy, Giemsa Wright stain |
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| __ is a stage of syphilis where there was painless genital ulcer following unprotected sex |
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| __ is a stage of syphilis where there is erythematous maculopapular rash on the trunk; hands or feet |
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| __ is a stage of syphilis where chornic non healing ulcer with undermined edges gumma |
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| __ is a stage of syphilis where cracked corners of the lips and sides of the nose, saddle nose |
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| __ is the study of the preparation, properties uses and effects of drugs |
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| __ is the study of the physiological effects of drugs on humans |
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| __ is the study of actions of drugs on humans |
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| __ is the type of drug that is a non narcoitc analgesic |
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| Acetaminophen is used for __ |
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| __ is an antiviral drug used for herpes infections |
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| __ is an NSAID used for pain and fevers |
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| ___ is an antihistamine used for allergic reactions |
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| __ is an antipsychotic drug used for schizophrenia |
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| __ is an anti inflammatory drug used for gout |
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| __ is an opioid narcotic that deals with pain |
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| __ is an NSAID drug used for pain and fever |
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| __ is a mineral supplement that deals with anemia |
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| __ is a tricyclic antidepressant used for depression, fribroylagia, & CFS |
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| __ is a sedative hypnotic that is used for insomnia |
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| __ is an NSAID that is used for pain |
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| __ is a benzoiazipine sedative thta is used for anxiety and insomnia |
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| __ is the study of the harmful effects of substances in humans |
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| __ is the process of a substances getting into the body |
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| __ is the contact with substance that occurs once or for a short time |
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| __ is the response to exposure that equals the sum of the responses |
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| __ is the change in body function that leads to disease |
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| __ is the response to exposure that is less than expected |
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| __ is the risk of cancer if exposed every day for 70 years |
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| __ is the substance that causes cancer |
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| __ is the amount of substance present in a certain amount of water |
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| __ is the substance present in environment that does not belong there |
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| __ is the measurement of exposure often expressed as mg/kg of body weight |
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| __ is the United States Environmental Protection Agency |
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| __ is the contact with a substance by swallowing, breathing, or skin |
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| __ is water beneath the earth's surface between the soil and rocks |
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| __ is the time it takes for half of the original amount to disappear |
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| __ is the source of potential harm from past, current or future exposure |
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| __ is an experiment doen in an artificial environment like in a lab |
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| __ is an experiment done in an a living organism |
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| __ is the lowest doese of a substance introduced by any route other than inhalation which has been reported to have caused death in humans in animals |
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| ___ is a dose of substance which is expected to cause the death of 50% of an entire defined experimental animal population |
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| __ is the lowest observed adverse efrfect level |
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| __ is the lowesst doese of a substance that has been reported to cause harmful effects in people or animals |
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| __ is the conversion or breakdown of a substance by a living organism |
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| __ is any product of metabolism |
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| __ is a dose of a substance below which it is likely to cause harm |
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| __ is a substance which causes genetic damage (mutations) |
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| __ is a substance which causes damage to DNA, genes or chromosomes of living organisms |
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| __ is the highest tested dose that has been reported to have no adverse effects on people or animals |
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| ___ is the parts per billion |
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| __ is the parts per million |
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| __ is the action that reduces the risk of developing a disease |
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| __ is the systematic collection of information on persons with a specific diseaese or exposed to a specific substance |
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| __ is the probability that something will cause harm or injury |
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| __ is the step taken to reduce the chance of people getting the disease |
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| ___ is the ways that ptople come into contact of a hazardous substance |
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| What are 3 routes of exposure |
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inhalation
ingestion
absorption |
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| __ is the biological response to multiple substances where one substance enhances the effect of another. The combined effect is greater than the sum of the individual effects |
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| __ is a substance that causes fetal developmental defects |
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| ___ is an agent that cuases harmful effects to living organisms |
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| __ is any substance with injuries or kills living things |
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| __ is one who studies the effects of toxins on living things |
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| __ are the 4 toxicology types |
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| clinical, forensic, industrial, environmental, regulatory |
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| __ is a volatile organic compound |
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| __ is organic compounds which evaporate readily into the air |
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| benzene, toluene, and methylene cholride |
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| __ is an antipyretic analgesic which is toxic to the liver |
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| __ is activated charcoal in n-acetylcysteine |
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| __ is a drug that blocks the action of acetylcholine |
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| __ is antihistamine, atropine, tricyclic antidepressants |
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| __ causes hypertension, eleveated temperature, dilated pupils, rapid pulse |
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| __ substance used to absorb an ingested poison |
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| __ are poison produced by certain fungi like aspergillus flavus |
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| __ causes liver damage leading to hepatocellular carcinoma |
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| __ is a chemical which interferes with pyruvated dehydrogenase, smells like garlic |
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| __ causes headaches, confusion, diarrhea, hematuria, and drowsiness |
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| __ is a chelating agent like dimercaprol |
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| __ is acetylsalicylic acid common anti inflammatory antipyretic drug |
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| __ is tinnitus and respiratory acidosis |
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| __ are intravenous fluids and alkalinization of the urine with sodium bicarbonate |
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| __ a sedative hypnotic drug; repiratory depression, dilated pupils |
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| __ is used to treat hypertension; causes hypotension and bradycardia |
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| __ are posionous gas which binds irreversible to hemoglobin |
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| __ is a narcotic drug with a local anesthetic effect; dilated pupils |
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| __ is headaches, fatigue, dizziness, cherry red lips and confusion |
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| __ breathe 100% oxygen or hyperbaric oxygen |
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| __ is a drug that mimics the action of acetylcholine |
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| Name 3 types of cholinergics |
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| carbamates, organophosphate insecticides & mushrooms |
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| __ is a respiratory chain blocker; that smells like burnt almonds |
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| __ is a common insecticied dicholo-diphenyl-trichloroethane |
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| ___ is a neurotoxin produced by harmful algae found in red tide |
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| __ is a vomiting inducing substance like syrup of ipecac |
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| __ is the ingestion of petroleum products and corrosive substances like bleach |
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| __ is used as a suppliment to promoted red blood cell prodcution |
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| __ causes vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain followed by liver failure |
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| __ is a commmon contaminant in pain and batteries |
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| __ causes aneamis, blue gum line, clumsiness, difficult behavior, emesis |
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| __ is a chelating agent likek dimercaprol |
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| __ is drugs used to treat mania; causes tremors |
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| __ is red eyes due to dialated blood vessels |
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| __ is a heavy metal associated with sea food and top hat cleaning |
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| __ is red face, numbness in the figers and abnormal behavior |
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| __ is a chelating agent like dimercaprol |
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| __ is an alcohol made from fermentation of wood product |
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| __ causes confusion, ataxia, blindness, and coma |
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| __ is an enthanol infusion with dialysis |
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| __ is an analgesic sedative compound which binds with opiate receptors |
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| codeine, morphine, and vicodin |
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| __ is when the patient presents with pinpoint pupils, coma, and respiratory depression |
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| __ is an antidote for opioids |
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| __ is a compound which inhibit cholinesterase allowing excess acetylcholine |
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| __ is when the patient presents with pinpoint pupils, sweating, vomiting, bradycardia, wheezing |
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| __ is the OP poisoning antidote |
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| __ is the father of modern toxicology |
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| __ is a drug that mimics the parasympathetic system |
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| 4 examples of parasympathomimetics |
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| metoclopramide, muscarine, edrophonium, and nicotine |
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| __ is the craving to eat non food items such as dirt, paint chips, and clay |
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| __ is a drug that calms, sedates, and induces sleep |
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| 3 types of sedative hypnotics |
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| barbiturates, benzodiazepines, ethanol |
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| __ is a sedative hypnotic antidote |
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| __ is a liquid that is capable of dissolving another substance |
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| 6 examples of sympathomimetics |
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| amphetimines, cocaine, ephedrine, phencyclidine, pseudoephedrine, and thyroid extracts |
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| __ is a sedative that disrupts limb development |
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| __ is the definition of a disruption of limb development |
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| Tricyclics are a type of __ |
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| __ is the antidote of tricyclic |
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| __ is a constellation of signs/symptoms that suggest a particular class of poison |
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| 5 types of toxidromes are |
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| anticholinergic, cholinergic, opioid, sedative, stimulant |
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| __ is a toxidrome that will dilate pupils, dry skin, fever, hallucinations, psychosis and seizures-hot as a hare, dry as a bone, red as a beet and mad as a hatter |
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| __ is a toxidrome that causes bradycardia, diarrhea, increased salivation, increased urination, vomiting, and wheezing |
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| __ is a toxidrome that causes altered mental status, bradycardia, constricted pupils, decreased bowel sounds, hypothermia, and slow respiration |
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| __ is a toxidrome that causes blurred vision, confusion, coma, nystagmus, sedation, and slurred speech |
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| __ is a toxidrome that causes hallucinations, insomnia, restlessness, tachycardia, and tremors |
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