Goldfrank's Toxicologic EmergenciesLewis R. Goldfrank |
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Page 66
... hypotension without marked supine hypotension . Any drugs that effect the CNS vasomotor control or pe- ripheral capacitance vessels may lead to ortho- static hypotension . Most of the antihyperten- sive agents can do this but ...
... hypotension without marked supine hypotension . Any drugs that effect the CNS vasomotor control or pe- ripheral capacitance vessels may lead to ortho- static hypotension . Most of the antihyperten- sive agents can do this but ...
Page 278
... hypotension except for Fab fragments . The use of isopro- terenol should be avoided in digitalis - induced conduction disturbances as there may be an in- creased incidence of ventricular ectopic activity in the presence of toxic levels ...
... hypotension except for Fab fragments . The use of isopro- terenol should be avoided in digitalis - induced conduction disturbances as there may be an in- creased incidence of ventricular ectopic activity in the presence of toxic levels ...
Page 280
... hypotension , and bradycardia . 8 The initial management of the clonidine overdose must follow the rigors of basic man- agement defined for any overdose including cardiorespiratory support , emesis / lavage , acti- vated charcoal , and ...
... hypotension , and bradycardia . 8 The initial management of the clonidine overdose must follow the rigors of basic man- agement defined for any overdose including cardiorespiratory support , emesis / lavage , acti- vated charcoal , and ...
Contents
General Management and Diagnostic Tools | 3 |
The Toxicology Laboratory | 28 |
Toxicologic Radiology | 38 |
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