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Fellowship of Medical Toxicology Iran University of Medical sciences Sources Plants Fire smoke inhalation Tox Factory Incidents Terrorism amp War Suicidal Fluid White powder KCN CO amp CN are twins ID: 912013

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Cyanide Poisoning

AGHABIKLOOEI

Fellowship of Medical Toxicology

Iran University of Medical sciences

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Sources

Plants

Fire (smoke inhalation

Tox

)

Factory Incidents

Terrorism & War

SuicidalFluid/ White powder (KCN)

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CO & CN are twins

Inhalation of HCN at a concentration of 270 ppm (approximately 0.3 mg HCN per liter) will be immediately fatal

.

The signs & symptoms of CN & CO poisoning can be hard to distinguish.

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Acute poisoning from poorly soluble

salts

, like

Na cyanide

, may not manifest or become

life-threatening until several hours after exposure

.

Pts who may have ingested cyanide should be admitted for a 24

hr

observation

period.

Pts

should be re-evaluated

7-10

days after discharge from the hospital

.

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KEY INFO

Speed is critical

.

If

antidote

has

been administered in the field

? Begin treatment protocol

immediately for symptomatic victim.Avoid mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

(regardless

of route of

exposure).

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