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Organophosphorus, Acid & Alcohol Poisoning

Presented from India by Dr. Vijaypal Reddy Maddireddy

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Case Description

Organophosphorus, acid, and alcohol poisonings present distinct challenges in medical management. Organophosphorus poisoning, often due to insecticides, requires prompt administration of atropine and pralidoxime to counteract cholinergic toxicity. Acid poisoning necessitates timely neutralization...

Case Summary

Poisoning is defined as anything in excess that harms the body, including food, water, alcohol, or medications. The initial approach to managing poisoning involves identifying the substance, its quantity, and how it was ingested. The primary steps are airway, breathing, circulation, disability, and exposure (ABCDE).

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Dr. Vijaypal Reddy Maddireddy

Alumni- Anantapur Government Medical College

Senior Consultant, Emergency Medicine, Vamsi Hospital, Anantapur

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