Activated Charcoal and Poisoning Treatment Quiz
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What is the primary goal of treatment for poisoning caused by inhalation of wet oxygen?

  • Administer activated charcoal
  • Perform gastric lavage
  • Monitor breathing and circulation (correct)
  • Provide renal replacement therapy
  • What is the potential complication of activated charcoal?

  • Edema
  • Cardiac failure (correct)
  • Respiratory failure
  • Gastric lavage
  • Which of the following is not recommended for use in the presence of activated charcoal?

  • Maintaining breathing and circulation
  • Renal replacement therapy
  • Gastric lavage (correct)
  • Administering activated charcoal
  • Study Notes

    • Activated charcoal is a treatment for poisoning caused by inhalation of wet oxygen.
    • The highest priority in treatment is to maintain breathing and circulation.
    • Activated charcoal adsorbs toxic substances, reducing the overall toxic effects.
    • Activated charcoal is not recommended for use in the presence of edema.
    • Complications of activated charcoal may include cardiac failure and respiratory failure.
    • Gastric lavage is not recommended in the presence of activated charcoal.
    • Renal replacement therapy may increase the elimination of poisonous substances.

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