Toxicology

What options do you have for GI decontamination, and how do you do it? This week’s ToxCard looks at GI decon in the ED.

This week’s toxcard is on clinical features of phenytoin poisoning and interpreting the phenytoin level.

The FDA recently announced a shortage of sodium bicarbonate. Thankfully there are options we can use for both alkalinization and treating prolonged QRS.

This week after the blizzard lets warm ourselves up by reviewing hyperthermia.

Today’s toxcard is on indications for DigiFab and calculating the dose of DigiFab to give.

The toxicology world is constantly changing. Today’s THC is one such example. This post provides the need-to-know for emergency physicians on THC.

Today’s Tox Card covers laboratory abnormalities in alcoholic ketoacidosis. What can you expect, and why do these abnormalities occur?

Differentiating sympathomimetic and anticholinergic toxidrome isn’t always easy. This week’s Tox Card explains the difference and provides keys in diagnosis of each toxidrome.

This week’s Tox Card focuses on Toxic Alcohols. What are the diagnostic and management pearls and pitfalls for these poisons?

This week’s Tox Card focuses on a classic in toxicology: TCA poisoning. Read on to find out more.