TOPIC QUIZ: Clinical Toxicology

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Expected frequency of the occurrence of an undesirable effect arising from exposure to a chemical or physical agents:

Risk

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Medico-legal aspects of harmful effects on humans and animals.

Forensic Toxicology

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Exposure to a chemical is for 1 MONTH OR LESS

Subacute

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Poison was given willfully and with intent to cause death to the victim:

Homicidal

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Lambanog Toxicity is an example of:

Systemic Effect

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The following are manifestations of Organophosphate poisoning except

Bronchodilation

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Teratogenic Effect of Lithium:

Ebstein Anomaly

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Which of the following statement is incorrect?

None of the Above

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Evidence of poisoning that is gathered after an AUTOPSY is performed:

Post-Mortem

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Breath Odor manifested by H2S

Rotten Egg odor

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The following compounds causes Black Stool, except:

Hg

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Visual Changes manifested by Heroin:

Pinpoint Pupil

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Specific type of anemia caused by Methyldopa:

Hemolytic Anemia

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Which of the following agents causes an asthenic effect:

Pancuronium

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Toxin released by Black Widow Spider:

Latrotoxin

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Thiamine is indicated for:

Ethanol induced Wernicke Encephalopathy

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When a patient is exposed to dermal contaminant, which of the following is the right action?

Wash with water

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Epinephrine and Histamine manifest what type of antidote?

Physiological Antidote

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Deferoxamine for Iron Poisoning is an example of.

Chemical Antidote

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Also known as Stomach Pumping:

Gastric Lavage

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Which of the following drugs are eliminated by the administration of baking soda:

Salicylates and Phenobarbital only

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The following are treatment for Ethylene Glycol Poisoning, except:

None of the Above

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The following are the manifestation of Methanol Poisoning

Blindness and Metabolic Acidosis

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Manifestation of Acid Toxicity:

Coagulative Necrosis

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Treatment for CO Toxicity:

Hyperbaric Oxygen

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Treatment of Choice for Cyanide toxicity:

Hydroxocobalamin

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The following are the manifestation of Plumbism:

Anemia and Wrist Drop only

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What ion is affected by Cadmium?

Ca

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Erethism is caused by:

Hg Vapor

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Toxicity caused by Aluminum:

Shaver's Disease

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Mn causes what toxicity?

Neurological Dysfunction

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Distilled Spirit contains % of alcohol:

30-50%

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The following are the treatment for Chronic Alcoholism:

i. Disulfiram

iii. Behavioral Therapy

ii. Naltrexone

I, II, III

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The following are the general manifestation of Opioid Toxicity, except:

Diarrhea

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Angel's Dust can cause the following except:

Hypotension

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MOA of Amphetamine:

Increase release of NE

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Which of the following metabolic pathway results to hepatotoxicity of APAP?

Oxidation

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The following are the manifestation of ASA Toxicity, except:

None of the Above

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The following drugs can be used to manage Digoxin toxicity:

i. Lidocaine

ii. Digibind

iii. Dobutamine

I, II

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MOA of Malathion:

Inhibits AchE

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Strychnine inhibits what NT?

Glycine

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Treatment of Choice for Malignant Hyperthermia:

Dantrolene

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Methylxanthine is indicated for

Asthma

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Antidote for CCB Toxicity:

Glucagon

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MOA of Warfarin:

Inhibits Vitamin K CFs

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Treatment for Aplastic Anemia caused by Chloramphenicol

Bone Marrow Transplantation