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powder tatooing
intermediate wounds
intense laryngospasm
dry drowning

intense laryngospasm without aspiration
asphyxia from pulmonary edema is MCC death in?
salt water drowning

more isotonic to blood
NO RBC hemolysis
v. fib is MCC death in?
fresh water drowning

plasma is diluted causing hemolysis of RBCs

(nervosa eating disorders = vent. arrhythmia MCC death)
contact gunshot wound
stellate-shaped
contain soot and gunpowder (fouling)
complications of 3rd degree burns
keloids
squamous cell carcinoma
infection (sepsis d/t Pseudomonas aeruginosa is MCC of death)
Curling's ulcer
afebrile
skin is cool & moist
heat cramps
body temp >40oC
no sweating
cerebral dysfunction
skin hot & DRY
heat stroke
<40oC
profuse sweating
volume depletion
heat exhaustion

notice:
difference btw stroke & exhaustion is fever and sweating)
fever = stroke
sweat = exhaustion
painless
vasodilation
thrombosis is cause of ischemia
frostbite

thaw with warm, running water
DO NOT RUB
T/F
current is more important than voltage
true
current = V/R

AC (alternating) is WORSE
DC- direct- one time
AC- alternating- tetanic
most dangerous route for current to go through body
L arm --> R leg

(bc through heart)
COD in electrocution (and fresh water drowning, too!)
v. fib
what cell is more sensitive to radiosensitivity, RBC or lymphocytes?
lymphocytes

most radiosensitive:
hymphoid tissue
BM
GI mucosa
least radiosensitive tissues
bone
brain
mm
skin
radiation similar to 3rd degree burn
laser radiation
what is the % O2 in high altitude?
21%, same
but pressure is lower
in high altitude, what respiratory effect is essential for oxygenation?
resp. alkalosis
lower CO2, increases Oa & increases PaO2 and SaO2
tx for acute mountain sickness
descent your ass to a lower altitude!

tx: Acetazolamide
useful for acclimatization- blocks reclaiming bicarb --> causing met. acidosis
increased syn of ___ in high altitude shifts the curve to the right
2,3 bisphosphoglycerate

resp. alk. shifts to L
2,3 bis shifts to R
MCC death in heroin use
non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema

derived from poppy plant

skin popping, miotic pupils, focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (nephrotic syn), talc granulomatous rxn
irreversible Parkinson's
MPTP

meperidine derivative
MOA of cocaine??
blocks uptake of Dop & NE

hypertension, psychosis, mydriases, AMI, perf nasal septum
end products of alcohol metabolism
NADH
pry --> lactate
DHAP --> G3P
AcAc --> B-OHB

acetate
more TG

acetyl CoA
more fatty acids
more ketone bodies
thiamine dediciency
folate deficiency
sideroblastic anemia
acute pancreatitis
fatty change in liver
cirrhosis
esophageal varices
alcohol
oropharyngeal squamous cancer
pancreatic cancer
smoking
MCC peripheral neuropathy
DM II
MCC dementia
Alzheimer's
MCC esophageal tears / ruptures
alcohol
MCC congestive cardiomyopathy
coxsackievirus
MCC stomach cancer
H. pylori
MCC renal cell carcinoma, transitional cell carcinoma
smoking
increased risk of GERD and stroke
smoking
MCC drug induced fulminant hepatitis & increased risk of renal papillary necrosis if taken with asprin
acetaminophen
SIDS, lung cancer, otitis media
passive smoking
increased risk for endometrial / breast ca
estrogen
increased risk for cervical / breast ca, liver adenomas that rupture
OCP

MCC hypertension in young
increased risk for intrahepatic cholestasis and CH stones
prevent endometrial / ovarian ca
OCP
does aspirin block leukotrienes?
NO
COX decreases prostaglandins & thromboxanes
what drug damages inner mito membrane, increasing the risk for hypertheria?
aspirin (salicylate)

tinnitus & vertigo, mental status changes, hyperthermia
mixed disorders with normal pH
coma
fruity breath
acetone is end-product

isopropyl alcohol ingestion
optic neuritis
blindness
increased AG met acidosis reversible with alcohol
methyl alcohol ingestion

formic acid-- optic damage

Rx: 4-methylpyrazole (inhibits alcohol dehydrogenase)
renal failure
increase AG met acidosis reversible with alcohol
ethylene glycol

Rx: 4-methylpyrazole (inhibits alcohol dehydrogenase)
decreases O2 saturation
but leaves PaO2 the same
CO

left shifts OBC, inhibits cytochrome oxidase
associated with Parkinson's desease & death in house fires
CO

first sign: HA
cherry red color

Rx: O2
garlic smell to breath
arsenic poisoning
bitter almond smell, blocks cytochrome oxidase, house fires
cyanide

reversed with amyl nitrite and sodium nitrite followed by thiosulfate
denatures ferrochelatase and denatures ALA dehydrase causing increase in delta- ALA
Pb poisoning

increases vessel permeability in breain leading to edema and demyelination

coarse basophilic stippling
abdominal colic & diarrhea
peripheral neuropathy
gout
Pb poisoning
mercury poisoning is nephrotoxic damage
T/F
true

true for all heavy metals
can see mercury on xray
mees nails with transverse bands
arsenic

squamous ca of skin
angiosarcoma of liver
miotic pupils
mm weakness
fasciculations
decreased cholinesterase
organophosphate poisoning

irreversible inhibition of Ach esterase
3 causes of sideroblastic anemia
chronic alcoholism
pyridoxine deficiency (B6)
Pb poisoning
painful bite
neurotoxic
abdominal / thigh m spasm
black widow
less painful bite
necrotoxin
ulceration
brown recluse
DIC, sheep antivenum
rattlesnake, copperheard, water mockasins
polyvinyl chloride
plastics
liver angiosarcoma
neurotoxin
HTN
motor paralysis
pancreatitis
scorpion
neurotoxin - binds to Ach receptors
coral snake