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01. Increase Excretion Features Excretion pptx Sunumu İndir

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PLANTS
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PLANTS• Phytotoxicology• Active Principle
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CASTOR• Botanical Name Ricinus Communis• Common Name Castor, Arand
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CASTOR• Active Principle Ricin (toxalbumin)
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CASTOR• Uses Purgative Lubricant
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CASTOR• Fatal Dose 5-10 raw seeds 1 mg/kg of Ricin• Fatal Period 2-7 days
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CASTORClinical Features 1) GIT irritation2) Renal3) Skin
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CASTORManagement 1) Removal of Unabsorbed poison2) Decrease the absorption3) Increase the excretion4) Antidote5) Symptomatic
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CASTORAutopsy Findings 1) Mucosal inflammation2) Mucosal hemorrhage3) Crushed seeds in stomach4) Hemorrhages in organs
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CROTON• Botanical Name Croton Tiglium• Common Name Croton, Jamalgota
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CROTON• Active Principle Crotin (toxalbumin)
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CROTON• Fatal Dose 4-5 raw seeds • Fatal Period 4-6 hours
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CROTONClinical Features 1) GIT irritation2) Renal3) Skin
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CROTONManagement 1) Removal of Unabsorbed poison2) Decrease the absorption3) Increase the excretion4) Antidote5) Symptomatic
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CROTONAutopsy Findings 1) Mucosal inflammation2) Mucosal hemorrhage3) Crushed seeds in stomach4) Hemorrhages in organs
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ABRUS• Botanical Name Abrus Precatorius• Common Name Rati, Rosary Pea
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ABRUS• Active Principle Abrin (toxalbumin)
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ABRUS• Fatal Dose 1-2 raw seeds 90-120 mg Abrin • Fatal Period 3-5 days
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ABRUSClinical Features 1) GIT irritation2) Renal3) Skin 4) Eyes
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ABRUSManagement 1) Removal of Unabsorbed poison2) Decrease the absorption3) Increase the excretion4) Antidote5) Symptomatic
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ABRUSAutopsy Findings 1) Mucosal inflammation2) Mucosal hemorrhage3) Crushed seeds in stomach4) Hemorrhages in organs
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CAPSICUM• Botanical Name Capsicum Annum• Common Name Chili, Mirch
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CAPSICUM• Active Principle Capsaicin
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CAPSICUMClinical Features 1) GIT irritation2) Respiration3) Skin 4) Eyes
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MARKING NUT• Botanical Name Semicarpus Anacardium• Common Name Marking nut, Bhilawa
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MARKING NUT• Active Principle Semecarpol Bhilawanol
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ABRUS• Fatal Dose 5-8 raw seeds 10 gm. marking nut juice • Fatal Period 12-24 hours MARKING NUT
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ABRUSClinical Features 1) GIT irritation2) Skin (Artificial bruise) MARKING NUT
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ABRUSManagement 1) Removal of Unabsorbed poison2) Decrease the absorption3) Increase the excretion4) Antidote5) SymptomaticMARKING NUT
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ABRUSAutopsy Findings 1) Mucosal inflammation2) Oral cavity blisters3) Crushed seeds in stomach4) Hemorrhages in organsMARKING NUT
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MADAR• Botanical Name Calotropis Gigantea• Common Name Madar, Akdo
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CROTON• Active Principle Calotropin Calotoxin UscharinMADAR
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CROTON• Fatal Dose Uncertain • Fatal Period 12-24 hours MADAR
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CROTONClinical Features 1) GIT irritation2) Renal3) Skin MADAR
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CROTONManagement 1) Removal of Unabsorbed poison2) Decrease the absorption3) Increase the excretion4) Antidote5) SymptomaticMADAR
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CROTONAutopsy Findings 1) Mucosal inflammation2) Mucosal hemorrhage3) Crushed seeds in stomach4) Hemorrhages in organsMADAR
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ERGOT• Botanical Name Claviceps Purpurea (a parasitic fungus)
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CROTON• Active Principle Ergotamine Ergotoxin ErgometrineMADARERGOT
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CROTON• Fatal Dose 1 gm. Or more • Fatal Period 24 hours-several days MADARE GOT
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CROTONClinical Features 1) ACUTE POISONING(Rare)• GIT• Neuromuscular SystemMADARERGOT
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CROTONClinical Features 1) CHRONIC POISONING ERGOTISM St.Anthony’s Fire • Convulsive form• Gangrenous formMADARERGOT
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CROTONManagement 1) Removal of Unabsorbed poison2) Symptomatic IV Nitroglycerine or Nitroprusside Oral Prazocin, Captopril, NifedipineMADARERGOT
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CROTONAutopsy Findings 1) Mucosal inflammation2) Mucosal hemorrhage3) Particles in stomach4) Gangrene of toesMADARERGOT