Quiz: General Toxicology

1. Following poisons can cause tachycardia except

A a. Atropine B b. Cocaine C c. Sympathomimetics D d. Narcotics

2. Following poisons can cause hypertension except

A a. Atropine B b. Antihistamines C c. Cocaine D d. Nitrites

3. Following poisons can cause hyperthermia except

A a. Ethanol B b. Cocaine C c. Atropine D d. Strychnine

4. Following poisons can cause tachypnea except

A a. Co B b. Cyanide C c. Salicylates D d.opiates

5. Poisons can be classified according to. Except

A a. Mode of the action B b. Target organs C c. Mode of the elimination D d. Source of the poisons

6. Factors affecting action of the poisons in relation to the poison include following except

A a. Form of the poison B b. Amount taken C c. Route of the administration D d. hypersensitivity

6. Factors affecting action of the poisons in relation to the poison include following except

A a. Form of the poison B b. Amount taken C c. Route of the administration D d. hypersensitivity

7. General lines of treatment of the poisoning include the following except

A a. Toxic specific antidote B b. Symptomatic treatment C c. Enhancement of elimination D d. Definite known of the poison

8. Endotracheal intubation in poisoned patients is indicated in following conditions except

A a. Shock with impeding respiratory failure B b. Respiratory failure C c. Central hypoventilation D d. Cardiac arrhythmias

9-Shock and hypotension in poisoned patients should be managed by the following except

A a. Correction of hypoxia B b. Correction of electrolyte imbalance C c. Volume expansion D d. All of the above

10. The suitable solution for whole bowel irrigation is

A a. Polymaltos glycol B b. Polyester glycol C c. Polyethylene glycol D d. Polyelectrolyte glycol

11. Absolute contradictions of gastric lavage include the following except

A a. Corrosive ingestion B b. Ingestion of Sharp materials C c. Ingestion of body stuffers of illicit drugs D d. Coma

12. Complications of the hemodialysis include the following except

A a. Infection B b. Venous thrombosis C c. Air embolism D d. Hypertension

13. Contraindications of the emesis include the following except

A a. Coma B b. Convulsion C c. Infant older than 6 months D d. Gasoline ingestion

14. Characters of the dialysable poisons include the following except

A a. Low plasma concentration B b. Low plasma protein binding C c. Low lipid soluble D d. Low volume of distribution

15. Complications of gastric lavage include the following except

A a. Cardiac arrest B b. Gastric content aspiration C c. Electrolyte imbalance D d. Hyperthermia