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Accidental poisonings most often involve these substances.

What are household chemicals?

100

Use of this substance can present with uphoria, relaxed inhibitions, increased appetite, dry mouth, and disoriented behavior, and occassionally excessive vomiting.

What is hashish/marijuana/ THC?

100

A chronic, progressive, and potentially fatal disease characterized by an inability to control alcohol consumption despite serious, adverse consequences to health, work, and relationships.

What is alcoholism?

100

This disease group commonly presents with abdominal pain, dark urine, loss of appetite, and jaundice.

What is hepatitis?

100

This emergency communication system can provide the caller's location.

What is E911?

200

A substance that neutralizes the effects of a poison or toxic substance.

What is an antidote?

200

AMS, miosis, and hypoventilation are common signs of this toxidrome.

What is opiate abuse?

200

Alcohol is this class of drug.

What is a CNS depressant?

200

This syndrome of medical problems is caused by HIV, a virus that destroys the body’s ability to fight infections. 

What is Acquired Immunodeficency Syndrome (AIDS)?

200

The point at which the trachea splits into the right and left mainstem bronchi.

What is the carina?

300

BLS treatment for a patient with adequate ventilation after inhalation of a poison.  

What is oxygen via NRB at 15 lpm?

300

MDMA is known as "Molly" in powder form and this when compressed into a tablet or pill.

What is Ecstasy?

300

Due to similar presentations, this type of cerebral bleed may be mistaken for alcohol intoxication.

What is a subdural hematoma?

300

This type protection must be used when encountering a patient with suspected tuberculosis (TB).

What is respiratory protection/ N-95 or HEPA mask?

300

Adequate ventilation requires adequate rate and this.

What is adequate volume?

400

This route of poisoning can have findings that are local, systemic, or both.  

What is injection?

400

The term for this sign of IV drug abuse.

What are track marks?

400

The symptoms presenting during this stage of alcohol withdrawal can include, confusion,memory loss, tremors, and halluciantions.

What are delerium tremens (DTs)?

400

Term for pathogens that have developed the capability to resist standard antimicrobial drugs.

What are multidrug-resistant organisms?

400

This is the intrinsic conduction rate for the heart's main pacemaker.

What is the 60 - 100 conductions per minute?

500

The nationwide phone number to contact poison control.

What is 800-222-1222?

500

Motor disturbances, anxiety, paranoia, delusions of persecution, illusions and hallucinations, poor perception of time and distance known as a "trip" are signs of this drug class.

What are hallucinogens or psychodelics?

500

An alcohol-related chronic brain syndrome presenting with paralysis of the eyes, dementia, hypothermia, the inability to sort fiction from reality, and eventual coma.

What is Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome?

500

This hemorrhagic fever presents with high fever,  severe headache, muscle pain and weakness, severe vomiting and diarrhea, unexplained severe hemorrhage, and has a 30% to 90% mortality.

What is ebola?

500

Paradoxical chest movement is experienced by patients with this type of injury.

What is flail chest?