آنتی دوت ها هر ماده ای که قابلیت خنثی سازی اثرات سموم را داشته باشد.

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آنتی دوت ها هر ماده ای که قابلیت خنثی سازی اثرات سموم را داشته باشد.

Poison toxic sign Antidote Adult dosage AcetaminophenN- Acetylcysteine ( NAC ) 140 mg/kg PO, followed by 70 mg/kg q4h for 17 does - pesticide poisoning - Organophosphate eg :Fisostigmine ®( Antilirium ),… -Atropine sulfate - Pralidoxime * ®(2-PAM) ® (Protopam) (*in severe poisoning) mg IV(IM,SC)q15min - 1 g IV (PO) over min q 8-12 h in 3 doses CyanideAmyl nitrite followed by sodium nitrite followed by sodium thiosulfate Inhalation for sec q min 300 mg (50 ml 3% solution) IV over 3 min 12.5 g (50 ml 25% solution) IV over 10 min

Poison toxic sign Antidote Adult dosage IronDeferoxamine ®( Desferal ) 1 g IM (IV at a rate 15 mg/kg/h if hypotension) q8h prn Extrapiramidal signs- Diphenhydramine - Benztropine mg IV ( IM,PO ) prn mg IV ( IM,PO ) prn Warfarin & related drugs - Vitamin K 1 ( phytonadion ) - Fresh frozen plasma - 10 mg IM, SC, or IV - Variable DigoxinAntidigoxin Fab fragment ®( Digibind ) ®( Digifab ) - acute ingestion : dose (vials) = [ serum level ( ng/ml ) × 0.8 ] / Chronic ingestion : dose (vials) = [ serum levl ( ng/ml ) × weight (kg) ] / 100, infused in 0.9 % salin over 15-3 min ; repeat if toxicity persists

Poison toxic sign Antidote Adult dosage Isoniazid (INH)Pyridoxine ( Vitamin B6 ) Equal to INH ingestion up to 5 g over min MethanolEthanol 0.6 g/kg in D 5 W IV (PO) over min, followed initially by 110 mg/kg/h to maintain a blood level of mg/dl MethemoglubinemiaMethylen blue 1-2 mg/kg ( ml/kg 1 % solution ) IV over 5 min, repeated in 1 h prn Ethylen glycol (EG) -Fomepizole ( 4-mp ) ®( Antizol ) - Ethanol -15 mg/kg IV, followed by 10 mg/kg IV q12h for 4 doses, followed by 15 mg /kg IV the EG level <20 mg/dl g/kg in D 5 W IV (PO) over min, followed initially by 110 mg/kg/h to maintain a blood level of mg/dl

Poison toxic sign Antidote Adult dosage Heavy metals ( arsenic, copper, gold, mercury,… ) Chelators : - Calcium disodium edetate ( EDTA) - Dimercaprol ( BAL ) -Penicillamine -2,3Dimercaptosuccinic acid ( DMSA,Succimer) - 1 g IV ( IM, PO ) prn mg/kg IM q4-6h mg PO q6h - 10 mg/kg PO tid × 5d, then bid × 14 d Benzodiazepines ( Diazepam,…) Flumazenil 0.2 mg IV in 30 sec, followed by 0.3 mg at 1 min intervals to a total dose of 3 mg Carbon monoxideOxygen 100 %, hyperbaric