The Oral Poison Treatment Quiz
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Large doses of drugs, medicine, or alcohol and ______ can be harmful when swallowed.

acids

A textbook case of orally ingested poisoning presents in a collapsed patient with respiratory issues, an unpleasant smell of vomit, ______ consciousness, and constricted pupils.

foggy

Under no circumstances should ______ be recommended when the patient is evacuated to the hospital.

vomiting

A sample or at least a photograph of the ingested substance should be brought with them ______.

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In cases of CO poisoning, the patient ______ carbon monoxide instead of oxygen, which causes cell death.

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Harmful swallowed substances

Large amounts of drugs, medicine, or alcohol, along with acids, can be dangerous if ingested.

Poisoning symptoms

Symptoms of oral poisoning include collapse, respiratory problems, bad breath (vomit), disorientation, and constricted pupils.

Hospital transport guidance

Never encourage vomiting during patient transport to the hospital.

Specimen for hospital

Bring a sample or photo of the ingested substance to the hospital.

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CO poisoning mechanism

In carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, the body absorbs CO instead of oxygen, damaging cells.

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