Question 1

organopharous poisoning management?

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Organophosphate: This causes a build up of acetylcholine due to enzyme inhibition. Symptoms may be mild eg. Gi to severe such as come, respiratory arrest etc... So treatment needs to be done in a hospital. An evlauation needs to be done first. - effects are independent of exposure amount. Atropine and  pralidoxime are used for treatment along with supportive care.

Question 2

what are the main symptoms of ajax poisoning?

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Depends: Did you inhale it? swallow it? put it on your skin?
Call the local poison center.
Wish you good health!

Question 3

i need to know what will happen of tablet poisoning

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Question unclear: Sorry, this question makes no sense.  You would need to let us know what the tablet was.  Poison comes in all shapes and sizes.

Question 4

can a person with aluminium sulphite poisoning (ingested orally) survive?

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Yes: But do not do this on any regular basis.

It is used in fish tanks tocreate an acid enviroment and is no for consumption by humans, but doing it once should not kill. 

Do not make a habit of this.

Question 5

what are the symptoms and complications from having constant chemical poisoning for years all through childhood?

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Vague: Please forgive my frankness. We're all around unwholesome stuff, but there's a cult diagnosis of "chemical poisoning"; people have a variety of nonspecific symptoms and do not look for other explanations. -- which does these unfortunates a disservice. Usually another cause can be found, anything from porphyria to fibromyalgia to endocrine disease to the emotional sequelae of child abuse. Be wise.

Question 6

who are specialists in poisoning?

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A toxicologist: Toxicologists have fellowship training in the area of toxicology which includes common poisonings. The easiest way to access a toxicologist if you think you have suffered a poisoning is to call your local / regional poison control center.

Question 7

what is strychnine poisoning like?

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Awful!: ~ 20 minutes after a toxic dose, the body's muscles begin to twitch and spasm, leading to nearly continuous convulsions and then increased body temperature and muscle breakdown. People die after 2-3 hours from eventual paralysis of breathing or exhaustion from continuous convulsions.

Question 8

pyaemia is the poisoning of what organ?

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The blood: The term refers to the presence in the blood of microorganisms which cause multiple abscesses through the body. The most common cause would be staphylococcus aureus.

Question 9

what are the signs of naphtha poisoning?

Accepted Answer

MSDS: Please see the MSDS at this site:  http://www.collectioncare.org/MSDS/naphthamsds.pdf  Look under "potential health effects".

Question 10

what kind of doctor sees somebody for poisoning?

Accepted Answer

Toxicologist: There are few specialty-trained toxicologists. Most internal medicine trained physicians would know how to test for the common causes of poisoning.

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