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1
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opioid toxicity

A

bradypnea

2
Q

sedative toxicity

A

depressed

3
Q

cholinergic toxcitiy

A

bradycardia
diaphoresis
diarrhea
salivation

4
Q

alcohol intoxication

A

tachycardia
ataxia
slurred speech

5
Q

toxicity: tremors/seizures

A

sympathomimetic
hallucinogen
alcohol withdrawal

6
Q

anticholinergic toxicity

A

athetosis
myoclonus
erythema

7
Q

opiod withdrawal

A

myalgias, arthralgias

rhinorrhea, diarrhea

8
Q

serotonin syndrome

A

mydriasis

hypertonic tone

9
Q

neuroleptic malignant syndrome

A

rigid tone

bradyreflexia

10
Q

malignant hyperthermia

A

rigid tone

hyporeflexia

11
Q

Birth - Red Flags

A

no tracking of objects

no response to loud sounds

12
Q

6 months - Red Flags

A

head lag when sitting
not reaching for objects
no vocalizations

13
Q

9 months - Red Flags

A

cannot sit without support

not indicating wants

14
Q

12 months - Red Flags

A

not standing with support

no response to name

15
Q

2 years - Red Flags

A

walk exclusively on toes

not combining words

16
Q

3 years - Red Flags

A

no imaginary play

speech <1/2 understandable

17
Q

4 years - Red Flags

A

speech not mostly understandable

not able to toilet alone

18
Q

CV, Age

A

HR slows

systolic bp increases

19
Q

Resp, Age

A

stiffening of chest wall

20
Q

GI, Age

A

decline in smell and taste
decreased intestinal motility
decreased gastric acid production

21
Q

Heme, Age

A

slower bone marrow responsetdiminished neutrophil and T cell function

22
Q

MS, age

A

decreased bone and muscle mass

tendons/ligaments less elastic

23
Q

Neuro, Age

A

poor short-term recall
presbyopia/lens stiffens
presbycusis/loss of midrange hearing

24
Q

Renal, Age

A

decreased GFR

bladder contraction diminishes

25
Q

GU, Age

A

men diminished erections

women vaginal shortening, thinning, atrophy

26
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Sleep, Age

A

decreased REM and deep slow-wave sleep

more nighttime awakenings