Paraphenylene Diamine (PPD) Kalapathar Availability As constituent of hair dyes Mode of intake Ingestion Forensic Aspect Suicidal purpose Major Mechanism.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
POISONING AND OVERDOSE. Poisoning Any substance that can harm the body Types Chemicals Toxins Effects: Destroys the skin Suffocates Systemicdepress or.
Advertisements

GENERAL PHARMACOLOGY.
PULSE Classroom Carbon Monoxide: The Odorless Killer.
Lead-Induced Renal Disease Mark Huang Rachel Lipper Shannon Sullivan Carrie Ziehl.
Pesticides and Human Health Chapter 6 Pesticide Applicator Core Training Manual.
AIR POLLUTION By Olga Soshina. Air pollution is the introduction of chemicals, particulate matter, or biological materials that cause harm or discomfort.
Tribal School Air Toxics Monitoring: Nenahnezad Air Quality Control & Operating Permit Program May 23,2012.
Mechanism and Symptoms of Toxicity, and Diagnosis of Cholinesterase Inhibitors Pesticide Health Effects Medical Education Database (PHEMED) 2010.
Cognitive 1. Define carbon monoxide and carbon monoxide poisoning. 2. Describe the causes of carbon monoxide poisoning. 3. Identify signs and symptoms.
Pesticide Illness Part I: Background, Epidemiology, Recognition, Diagnosis, Management Prepared by: Rupali Das, MD, MPH, California Department of Health.
Smoking and Tobacco-Use Information and Health Hazards.
SAY NO TO SMOKING. IS IT DANGEROUS??  Tar - used to tarmac roads.  Arsenic - very potent deadly poison.  Cadmium and nickel - used in batteries. 
A lady in coma Law Chi Yin PYNEH. A lady in coma ► 98/F ► Found unconscious in bed at 5:00 am ► No special complain in recent days ► No history of injury.
TOXICOLOGY. Is the study of the adverse effect of chemicals on living organisms. All chemicals and drugs have some degree of toxicity.
The 6 Major Air Pollutants. OZONE  A gas that forms in the atmosphere due to the burning of fossil fuels (gas, diesel, coal, wood).  Can be “good” up.
Case Study #1 Rash After Showering
I NDOOR A IR Q UALITY Presented by Team Winaught.
AIR POLLUTION.
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Silver Cross EMS System EMD January 2011 CE Emergency Medical Dispatcher.
Iron Toxicity. Overview Principle of the disease Clinical features Diagnosis management.
Growth Regulators & Plant Hormones
“””WITH THE NAME OF ALLAH””””. HYDROCYANIC ACID &CYANIDES.
Tatiana Dumitras, MD, PhD, associate professor
Diagnosis & Management of Insecticide Poisoning Winai Wananukul, M.D. Ramathibodi Poison Center & Department of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital.
Poisonous Plants S. David Baker, R.Ph., CSPI Central Texas Poison Control Center Scott & White Memorial Hospital.
Recycling.
Making a Case for Hospital Decontamination -A Community Issue- Presented by: Jan Glarum.
Occupational toxicology Ass. Prof. Laith A. Alrudainy MBChB, MSc, PhD Lecture 2 Environmental toxicology.
Student : Shen-Feng Chang Advisor : Yi-Chyun Hsu Health effects of metropolitan traffic-related air pollutants on street vendors P. Kongtip, W. Thongsukb,
ANAPHYLACTIC REACTION ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK DEFINED: Acute systemic hypersensitivity reaction that occurs within seconds to minutes after exposure to a.
Hydrocarbons. w Organic compounds containing H and C w Derived from plants or from petroleum distillates w 3 basic types aliphatic aromatic halogenated.
Copyright © 2008 Delmar Learning. All rights reserved. Unit 52 Response to Basic Emergencies.
Acetaminophen Toxicity. Overview Principle pf the disease Clinical features Diagnosis Management.
Health Hazards of Gases A review of the toxicities of substances that exist in the gaseous state under normal conditions of use.
What you don’t know could hurt you! By : Valerie York PUBH 6165 Environmental Health A general public presentation.
Differential Diagnoses: Could it be a pesticide? Pesticide Health Effects Medical Education Database (PHEMED)
Union Hospital Emergency Department.  Basic Information  Name and amount of substance  Time of exposure  First aid measures initiated prior to arrival.
 Stored in the body as ferritin  Deficiency result from negative iron balance due to depletion of stores and/or inadequate intake.  Iron deficiency.
Among important toxicological principles that are applied in evaluating the poisoned individual are  Exposure and aspects related to reducing absorption.
Acid-Base Balance Disturbances. Acids are produced continuously during normal metabolism. (provide H+ to blood) H + ion concentration of blood varies.
AIR POLLUTION Brittney Vandenberg. Two main sources of pollution in urban areas   Transportation and fuel combustion in stationary sources, including.
Dengue ..
Acid-Base Balance Disturbances
AirSection 2 Objectives Describe three possible short-term effects and long-term effects of air pollution on human health. Explain what causes indoor air.
CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING. Aviation Toxic Substance Aviation Fuel Combustion Aviation Fuel Combustion - Carbon Monoxide: One of the most common and toxic.
Differential diagnosis. CHDCyanotic Non- cyanotic.
PRINCIPLES OF HEMATOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS 1.HISTORY I-Medical history A.The present illness, focus on the following: 1.Bleeding. 2.Infection or symptoms related.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENT AND MEDICAL AND LEGAL DUTIES IN POISONING If a patient comes with poisoning to emergency medico legal registration should.
Organophosphate poisoning
General Toxicology Presented By Dr / Said Said Elshama.
Chapter 13 Poisoning. Ingested (Swallowed) Poisons Recognizing Ingested Poisoning Abdominal pain Nausea or vomiting Diarrhea Burns, stains, odor near.
DRUGS OF ABUSE NICOTINE. Tobacco Plant Grown for its nicotine containing leaves which are smoked, chewed, or sniffed Nicotiana tobacum.
Heavy Metals toxicity.
Chemical control of insects
Student name : Zainab alshayeb.
Methyl Parathion “Cotton Poison” Teñido, Christene Q
Trace Evidence.
Substance Abuse and Toxicology Emergencies
Carbon Monoxide.
Carbon monoxide (CO) Toxicology 2nd lab notes Dr. Ansam Jalal
Naphthalene.
How Lungs Work Air Quality and Health
LITE Session 11: Self harm.
استاديار سم شناسی بالينی بخش مسموميت های بيمارستان نور
acute, chronic, or acute on chronic.
PRESENTATION ON :- POISONING PRESENTED BY: - Mr. OMPRAKASH VERMA M.Sc. NSG 1 ST YEAR.
Chicago Cyanide Murders: A Case Study In Cell Respiration
Pesticide Hazards and First Aid
Organophosphate poisoning
Air Pollution 101 Lesson Background !
Presentation transcript:

Paraphenylene Diamine (PPD) Kalapathar Availability As constituent of hair dyes Mode of intake Ingestion Forensic Aspect Suicidal purpose Major Mechanism of action Highly toxic on the respiratory, muscular and renal systems Antidote Gastric levage with activated charcoal Special remarks if any Early gastric levage can save the life otherwise toxicity leads to failure of respiratory cardiac and renal systems Availability As constituent of hair dyes Mode of intake Ingestion Forensic Aspect Suicidal purpose Major Mechanism of action Highly toxic on the respiratory, muscular and renal systems Antidote Gastric levage with activated charcoal Special remarks if any Early gastric levage can save the life otherwise toxicity leads to failure of respiratory cardiac and renal systems

Benzol Availability Industrial exposure (canning Factory & Tire Factory). Additive to Gasoline, diesel fuel and paint factories Forensic Aspect Suicidal and accidental Clinical Features Conjunctivitis, Bronchitis Gingivitis, Stomatitis, Gastritis, Symptoms of Anemia Pallor, Muscular weakness Gastric upset and vomiting, dizziness, headache, sense of constriction about the head and chest however chronic benzol poisoning is accidental Major Mechanism of action Sever anemia associated with hemorrhage or purpura Special remarks if any It is one of the differential diagnosis of aplastic anemia and thrombocytopenic purpura Availability Industrial exposure (canning Factory & Tire Factory). Additive to Gasoline, diesel fuel and paint factories Forensic Aspect Suicidal and accidental Clinical Features Conjunctivitis, Bronchitis Gingivitis, Stomatitis, Gastritis, Symptoms of Anemia Pallor, Muscular weakness Gastric upset and vomiting, dizziness, headache, sense of constriction about the head and chest however chronic benzol poisoning is accidental Major Mechanism of action Sever anemia associated with hemorrhage or purpura Special remarks if any It is one of the differential diagnosis of aplastic anemia and thrombocytopenic purpura

Wheat pill (Aluminum phosphide )poisoning Availability Available as indoor and outdoor fumigant and insect/ rodent repeller Mode of intake Ingestion Forensic Aspect Mostly it is suicidal. Major Mechanism of action Phosphine gas, ammonia and carbon dioxide are librated. MOF Special remarks if any Poisoning can be confirmed by silver nitrate paper breath test Availability Available as indoor and outdoor fumigant and insect/ rodent repeller Mode of intake Ingestion Forensic Aspect Mostly it is suicidal. Major Mechanism of action Phosphine gas, ammonia and carbon dioxide are librated. MOF Special remarks if any Poisoning can be confirmed by silver nitrate paper breath test

Organophosphate (OP) compounds Availability Insecticides, antihelmintics (trichlorfon) Mode of intake Oral /Dermal Forensic Aspect Mostly it is suicidal but sometimes accidental Major Mechanism of action Respiratory distress Antidote Atropine Special remarks if any Health care providers must avoid contaminating themselves while handling patients (PPE) Availability Insecticides, antihelmintics (trichlorfon) Mode of intake Oral /Dermal Forensic Aspect Mostly it is suicidal but sometimes accidental Major Mechanism of action Respiratory distress Antidote Atropine Special remarks if any Health care providers must avoid contaminating themselves while handling patients (PPE)