The symptoms and signs and symptoms of magnesium sulfate toxicity (ie. hypotension, areflexia (lack of DTRs), respiratory depression, respiration arrest, oliguria, shortness of breath, chest pains, slurred speech, hypothermia, confusion, circulatory fall apart).
Calcium gluconate: the antidote for magnesium toxicity is calcium gluconate 1 g IV over 3 mins. Repeat doses may be essential. Calcium chloride also can be used in lieu of calcium gluconate. The counseled dose for calcium chloride for magnesium toxicity is 500 mg of 10% calcium chloride IV given over 5-10 mins.
Magnesium sulfate and calcium channel blocking off drugs as antidotes for acute organophosphorus insecticide poisoning - a systematic assessment and meta-analysis.
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The answer would be A. Heart Failure.
Emotional Barrier because the patient is also processing that he needs treatment.
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The very
first thing to do in cases like this would be to <u>“Call
the physician to inform them of the findings.”</u>
<span>It is a standard operating procedure
that any unusual finding following a surgery must be directly reported right
away. </span>
