Toxidromes
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Question 1 of 6
1. Question
Tachycardia is an indication for Sodium Bicarbonate administration in serotonin syndrome?
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Serotonin syndrome is associated with excessive secretions?
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3. Question
With regards a sedative syndrome; benzodiazepines are associated with pupillary dilatation in large dose?
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4. Question
The following are all true of cholinergic syndrome?
- Hypertension is often found
- Atropine dosing should be doubled every 10 minutes
- Atropine will not improve muscle weakness
- Pralidoxime dosing can be safely delayed in the presentation
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Anticholinergic syndrome is associated with chlorphenamine, procyclidine and baclofen?
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6. Question
The BNF supports the use of Flumazenil only for the reversal of sedative effects of benzodiazepines in anaesthesia, intensive care and clincial procedures?
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