Tag Sodium-Channel Blocker Toxicity
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Phenytoin toxicity

Phenytoin intoxication can occur either with repeated supra therapeutic dosing or an acute overdose. Dose-dependent CNS depression occurs. Most presentations are benign and have good outcomes with supportive care. The main risk to patients is falling which can last days.
CCC Critical Care compendium 340

Sodium Channel Blocker Toxicity

AGENTS local anesthetic agents tricyclic antidepressants carbamazepine (in very high doses) dextropropoxyphene antiarrhythmics e.g. flecainide, quinine propanolol thioridizine phenothiazines (not usually clinically significant) amantidine NB. phenytoin and sodium valproate do not usually present with features of sodium channel blockade in…
TOP-100-ECG-QUIZ-340

ECG Case 056

Middle-aged patient presenting with drowsiness. Brief seizure in ED. BP unrecordable. Interpret the ECG.
TOP-100-ECG-QUIZ-340

ECG Case 055

Middle-aged patient presenting with drowsiness. BP 85/50. Pupils dilated. Interpret the ECG. TCA overdose, pseudo Brugada