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Calcium channel blocker

Calcium gluconate, 10%


Dose: 10 ml IV

Hyper magnesia/calcium channel blocker

Calcium gluconate, 10%


dose: 10 to 30, ML intravenous

Cyanide

Amyl nitrate- crack an ampoule and inhale for 30 seconds or place in a chamber of ventilation back and use 30 seconds on and 30 off

Cyanide/hydrogen sulphide

Sodium nitrite, 3% solution


Dose: 10 ml, intravenous

Cyanide

Sodium thiosulphate, 25% solution,


Dose: 50 ml intravenous

Insulin/ oral hypoglycaemics

Dextrose, 1 g per kilogram intravenous

Digoxin and other cardioselective steroids

Digoxin, fab


Dose 10 vials

Benzodiazepines

Flumazenil .2 mg intravenous.

Calcium channel blockers/beta blockers

Glucagon, 5mg , IV

Cyanide/nitroprusside

Hydroxycobalamin 5 g intravenous over 15 minutes

Local anaesthetic systemic toxicity/ rescue therapy for lipophilic cardiotoxin

Intravenous lipid emulsion 20% dose: 100ml Iv over one minute, followed by 18ml/min infusion for 20 minutes

Oxidising toxins, for example, nitrites, benzocaine, prilocaine, dapsone, phenaxopyridine, sulphonamides, anti malarials, and nitrates

Methylene blue dose: 1mg per Kg intravenous

Opioids/clonidine

Naloxone


Starting dose: o.1- o.4 mg IV

Isoniazid

Pyridoxine, 5 g intravenous

Sodium channel blockers/urinary alkalinisation

Sodium bicarbonate


1-2 mEq/kg IV over 1-2 mins followed by 0.3 mEq/ kg per hour infusion

Wernickes syndrome?


Wet beri beri

Thiamine 100mg IV

Sympathomimetic hyperthermia

Benzodiazepines

Serotonin syndrome

Cyproheptadine

Neuromuscular malignant syndrome



(Usually HALOPERIDOL)

Bromocriptine

Alcohol withdrawal

Chlordiazoperoxide

Seizure causing substances that respond poorly to standard therapy

INH


IPECAC


CAMPHOR


FALSE MOREL


LINDANE


THEOPHYLLINE