어떤 여학생이 rodenticide(쥐약)을 먹고 내원했을때 GI evacuation과 activated charcol의 사용외에 생각해야할 중요한 문제점과 이의 검사는?
GI and vascular hemorrhage ,coagluation profile
Verifying the specific rodenticide is important.
1.In the United States, the rodenticide is most likely an anticoagulant.
Quite a few of the other rodenticides have been used over the years but are currently not popular.
2.Recently, a new rodenticide called tres pasidas has been found, used primarily by Hispanic individuals. People who ingest these products may present with symptoms of acetylcholinesterase inhibition.
3.Barium may cause headache, weakness, nausea, abdominal pain, or shortness of breath.
4.Vacor (ie, PNU) may cause people to complain of nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, or dizziness.
5.Individuals exposed to thallium may report acute GI distress and subsequent anorexia, myalgias, painful neuropathy, and hair loss.
Those ingesting strychnine may report anxiety, muscle twitching, or uncontrolled facial grimacing.
6.Zinc phosphide inhalation leads to marked shortness of breath as pulmonary edema develops.
7.High doses of arsenic cause nausea, vomiting, bloody diarrhea, and garlic taste in the mouth.
