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When Bicarb and Mag Aren’t Enough – Toxicology Deep Dive

When Bicarb and Mag Aren’t Enough – Toxicology Deep Dive

This article reviews various toxicologic syndromes commonly encountered in emergency medicine, emphasizing the importance of prompt treatment with specific antidotes. It discusses conditions such as acetaminophen, opioid, and organophosphate poisonings, detailing their mechanisms, clinical presentations, and management protocols. Early recognition and appropriate care are crucial for improving patient outcomes.

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Blast Injuries: An Overview

Blast Injuries: An Overview

Blast injuries can result from various scenarios, presenting complex mechanical trauma categorized into primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary types. Pediatric patients have unique vulnerabilities, and psychological impacts on victims and providers are significant. Effective trauma care must integrate mental health support while addressing specific injury mechanisms. These insights aid clinicians in managing blast incidents.

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