Environmental Injuries and Toxicology

 Electrical injuries - examination findings and complications

Refractory vasodilatory shock, except its an overdose

Heat stroke: complications and their management

Acute and chronic lithium toxicity

Propofol infusion syndrome

Corrosive ingestion

Sympathomimetic toxicity - this time, MDMA

Immersion submersion and drowning: resuscitation and outcomes

Toxins and their antidotes: digoxin, tricyclics, β-blockers, lignocaine

Immersion submersion and drowning

Calcium channel blocker overdose

Salicylate toxicity

High altitude pulmonary oedema

Initial assessment of the burns patient

Toxic alcohols - features of methanol toxicity

Tricyclic antidepressant overdose - an ECG exercise

Fluid resuscitation for the burns patient: causes of shock

Heat stroke

Serotonin syndrome vs. neuroleptic malignant syndrome 

Sympathomimetic toxicity - methamphetamine

High voltage electrical injury

Toxins and their antidotes: digoxin, TCAs, beta blockers and lignocaine

Causes of shock in burns: a variant of causes of shock in trauma

Snake bite envenomation - a brown snake, probably Pseudonaja textilis

Theophylline overdose

Fluid resuscitation for the burns patient

Salicylate toxicity in unusual detail

Assessment of poisoning in pregnancy, in childhood, and in old age with renal impairment

High voltage electrical injuries. Also, a little about rhabdomyolysis.

Salicylate overdose, with a characteristic blood gas

Snake bite envenomation

Heat stroke, broadly (pathophysiology, diagnosis, management, prognosis)

Toxic alcohols: mechanisms and management of methanol toxicity

The characteristic biochemistry of propofol infusion syndrome

Fluid resuscitation of the burns patient

Paraquat toxicity

Paracetamol toxicity, management of acute liver failure, and criteria for transplantation.

Organophosphate poisoning: clinical features, antidotes, cholinesterase mixing studies.

Iron poisoning - clinical features and a detailed discussion of management

Features suggestive of airway burns. Also, generic management of a burns patient.

Digoxin toxicity (in some considerable detail).

Immediate management of drowning

Important clinical features in the management of a burns patient

Activated charcoal-induced bowel obstruction (CT image)

Salicylate overdose, with a characteristic blood gas

Snake bite envenomation

Physiologic consequences of burns: specifically, the effects on ventilation and gas exchange.

Use of activated charcoal in toxicology; role of dialysis and haemoperfusion

Management of the patient with burns; also airway burns.

Propofol infusion syndrome. Risk factors, laboratory evidence, management.

Management of a burns patient:  classification of burns and estimation of %BSA

Management of a burns patient

Tricyclic antidepressant overdose: role of sodium bicarbonate

A summary of toxins and their antidotes

Iron poisoning - clinical signs, investigations, characteristic ABG findings

Toxicological uses of dialysis and haemoperfusion

Acute management of the drowned patient.

A summary of toxins and their antidotes

Paraquat toxicity

A summary of toxins and their antidotes

Calcium channel blocker overdose ... compared with a beta-blocker overdose.

Pathophysiology and clinical features of smoke inhalation injury.

Cyanide toxicity.

Supportive management of the overdose: part of the "Toxicological Primary Survey"

A summary of toxins and their antidotes

Decontamination  following overdose: charcoal, PEG, lavage, etc...

Immediate management of the undifferentiated overdose: the "Toxicological Primary Survey"

Malignant hyperthermia - diagnostic features, complications and treatment

Sodium valproate toxicity.

Decontamination following overdose.

Drug withdrawal states: classical syndromes and their management

Airway burns: mechanisms, symptoms, management.

Consequences of hypothermia

Corrosive ingestion: what might be the possible complications