Physical Assessment and Differential Diagnosis of the Poisoned Patient

Keyphrases

• Physical Assessment 100%
• Differential Diagnosis 100%
• Poisoned Patients 100%
• Oral Burning 66%
• Coma 33%
• Clinical Evaluation 33%
• Blood Pressure 33%
• Skin Color 33%
• Electrolyte 33%
• Psychosis 33%
• Pressure-temperature 33%
• Emergency Medicine 33%
• Respiration 33%
• Body Temperature 33%
• Pressure Pulse 33%
• Ophthalmic Examination 33%
• Limited Value 33%
• Delirium 33%
• Rapid Diagnosis 33%
• Agitation 33%
• Life-sustaining Treatment 33%
• Serum Osmolality 33%
• Immediately Available 33%
• Toxicology Screening 33%
• Tentative Diagnosis 33%
• Muscular Weakness 33%
• Drug Overdose 33%
• Anion Gap 33%
• Reactive Compounds 33%
• Immediate Intervention 33%
• Drug Poisoning 33%
• Esophageal Injury 33%
• Toxicological Screening 33%
• Oral Dysphagia 33%
• Stomach Injury 33%
• Osmolar Gap 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Thermal Burn 100%
• Laboratory Test 100%
• Differential Diagnosis 100%
• Clinical Trial 50%
• Blood Pressure 50%
• Emergency Department 50%
• Electrocardiogram 50%
• Pulse Rate 50%
• Skin Color 50%
• Physical Examination 50%
• Ingestion 50%
• Muscle Weakness 50%
• Clinical Finding 50%
• Delirium 50%
• Plummer-Vinson Syndrome 50%
• Coma 50%
• Serum Osmolality 50%
• Esophagus Injury 50%
• Drug Intoxication 50%
• Drug Overdose 50%
• Stomach Injury 50%
• Blood Urea Nitrogen 50%
• Toxicology 50%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Burn 100%
• Clinical Trial 50%
• Toxicology 50%
• Drug Overdose 50%
• Dysphagia 50%
• Coma 50%
• Muscle Weakness 50%
• Drug Intoxication 50%
• Stomach Injury 50%
• Esophagus Injury 50%
• Delirium 50%