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Toxicology
Study of poisons, adverse effects from chemical/physical agents
Poison
Substances which injures health or destroys life
Toxin
Naturally occurring and produced by living organisms
Descriptive
Details the poison and his effect
Mechanistic
Mechanism of toxicity
Clinical
Diagnosis and management
Regulatory
Establishes standard of safe exposure
Forensic
Manner of poisoning (accidental/intentional)
Environmental
Contaminants of environment; food toxicology
Occupational
Workplace poisons
Hypersensitivity
Exaggerated immune response
Idiosyncratic reaction
Abnormal genetically predetermined response
Teratogenicity
Ability to cause defects in fetus
Thalidomide
Originally for morning sickness
Its effect in a fetus is PHOCOMELIA (malformed limbs)
Warfarin
Causes FETAL WARFARIN SYNDROME
Tetracycline / Fluoroquinolones
Causes bone abnormalities and enamel hypoplasia
Methimazole
Causes aplasia cutis
Propylthiouracil (PTU)
1st preferred antithyroid
Lithium
Drug that causes Ebstein’s anomaly
Valproic acid and Carbamazepine
Causes neural tube defects (spina bifida)
Diethylstilbestrol (DES)
A synthetic estrogen. It causes cancer in vagina and cervix for female and infertility for male.