Part I. General Management of the Critically Poisoned Patient 1. The Critically Poisoned Patient 2. The Diagnosis of Poisoning 3. Therapeutic Approach to the Critically Poisoned Patient 4. The Role of Toxicology Laboratory Management in the Acutely Poisoned Patient 5. Gastrointestinal Decontamination 6. Charcoal 7. Extracorporeal Removal of Toxic Substances 8. Medical Complications of Poisoning 9. Psychiatric Issues in the Critically Poisoned Patient 10. The Poisoned Pediatric Patient 11. Poisoning in Pregnancy 12. Geriatric Poisoning 13. The Critically Poisoned Worker 14. Complications of Chronic Alcoholism That Impact on Critical Illness 15. Poisoning Fatalities 16. The Treatment of Critically Ill Patients with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Part II. Toxic Syndromes 17. Hepatotoxic Syndromes 18. Drug-Induced Renal Failure 19. Toxin-Induced Alterations of Consciousness 20. Toxin-Induced Seizures 21. Cardiac Conduction and Rate Disturbances 22. Anticholinergic Syndrome 23. Cholinergic Syndrome 24. Serotonin Syndrome 25. Malignant Syperthermia 26. Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome 27. Toxic Pulmonary Syndromes 28. Hematologic Syndrome Hemolysis, Methemoglobinemia and Sulfhemoglobeiemia 29. Acid-Base Disorders 30. Withdrawal Syndromes 31. Immunologic Reactions to Drugs, Biological Agents, and Chemicals 32. Sympathomimetric Syndrome Part III. Medications Cardiovascular 33. Digitalis Glycosides 34. B-Blockers 35. Calcium Channel Blockers 36. Sodium Channel Blocking Antidysrhythmias 37. Nitroprusside Decongestant/Antihistaminergic/Bronchodilatory 38. Imidazoline, Guanidine and Oxazoline Antihypertensives and Decongestants 39. Antihistamines 40. Theophylline and Other Methyl Xanthines 41. Sympathomimetic Agents Psychotropic 42. Cyclic Antidepressants 43. Monomine Oxidase Inhibitors 44. Serotoninergic Antidepressants 45. Poisoning by Neuroleptic Agents 46. Lithium 47. Anxiolytic/Sedative Hypnotics 48. Barbituates Anticonvulsant 49. Phenytoin 50. Carbamazepine 51. Valproic Acid Neuromuscular 52. Baclofen 53. Centrally Acting Muscle Relaxants 54. Anti-Parkinson's Medications Analgesic/Anti-Inflammatory 55. Acetaminophen (Paracetamol) 56. Opioids 57. Salicylates 58. Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Agents 59. Gold Compounds 60. Methotrexate Antimicrobial 61. Isoniazid 62. Rifampin, Dapsone and Vancomycin 63. Chloroquine and Quinine 64. Lactic Acidosis and Nucleoside Analogue Reserve Transcriptase Inhibitors Hematologic 65. Iron 66. Oral Anticoagulants 67. Parenteral Anticoagulants and Thrombolytics 68. Antitubulins: Colchicine, Podophyllin, Vincristine and Vinblastin 69. Ergot Alkaloids 70. Anti-Diabetic Agents Part IV. Drugs of Abuse 71. Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate (GHB) and Its Congeners 72. Indole Halllucinogens 73. Amphetamines and Derivatives 74. Poisoning by PCP and Congeners 75. Cocaine Poisoning Part V. Chemical Agents 76. Arsenic 77. Cadmium 78. Lead 79. Mercury 80. Miscellaneous Metals 81. Phosphorus 82. Thallium 83. Poisoning by Ethylene Glycol and Glycol Ethers 84. Hydrocarbon and Halogenated Hydrocarbons 85. Isoproply Alcohol 86. Methanol and Formaldehyde Poisoning Pesticides 87. Chlorophenoxy Herbicides 88. Fumigants 89. Fungicides 90. Organochlorine Insecticides and Pyrethoids 91. Organophosphorus and Carbamate Insecticide 92. Paraquat and Diquat 93. Rodenticides Gases and Vapors 94. Carbon Monoxide 95. Cyanide Hydrogen Cyanide, Inorganic Cyanide Salts, and Nitriles 96. Isocyanates and Other Important Chemical Pulmonary Sensitizers 97. Irritant and Toxic Respiratory Injuries 98. Hydrogen Sulfide Acids and Bases 99. Caustics 100. Hydrofluoric Acid Part VI. Biological Toxins 101. Overview of Snake Envenoming 102. Rattlesnakes and Other Crotalids 103. North American Coral Snakes and Related Elapids 104. Envenoming by European Snakes 105. Australian and Pacific Snakes 106. Envenomation by Asian Snakes 107. Krait Snakes 108. Envenomation by African Snakes 109. Envenomation by Latin American Snakes Arthopods 110. Overview of Spider 111. Widow and Related Latrodectus Spider Envenomation 112. Loxoscelism - Envenomation by Loxosceles Spiders 113. Funnel Web Spider Envenomation 114. Scorpion Envenomation Marine Toxins 115. Poisoning by Marine Vertebrates, Coelenterates and Mollusks 116. Ciguatera Poisoning 117. Scombroid Poisoning 118. Tetrodotoxin Poisoning Mushrooms 119. An Overview of Mushroom Poisoning 120. Cyclopeptide Containing Mushrooms: The Deadly Aminitas 121. Gyromitra Poisoning Plants 122. An Overview of Plant and Herbal Toxicity 123. Water Hemlock Poisoning 124. Poison Hemlock 125. Cardiotoxic Plants 126. Anticholinergic Plants 127. Toxalbumins Miscellaneous 128. Botulism Poisoning 129. Massive Hymenopteran Envenomation Part VII. Agents of Chemical and Biological Terrorism 130. Chemical and Biological Terrorism Incidents and Intensive Care Chemical Agents 131. Nerve Agent Poisoning Biological Agents 132. Anthrax 133. Plague 134a. Smallpox 134b. Encephalitis and Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses Part VIII. Antidotes 135. Immunotherapy of Poisonings 136. N-Acetylcysteine 137. Opioid Antagonists 138. Flumzanil 139. British Anti-Lewisite 140. Calcium Disodium EDTA 141. Succimer 142. DMPS 143. Deferoxamine 144. Atropine 145. Oximes 146. Bromocriptine 147. Pyridoxine 148. Nitrites 149. Thiosulfate 150. Cyanide Binding Anidotes: Dicobalt Edetate and Hydroxycobalamin 151. Ethanol 152. Fomepizole 153. Physostigmine 154. Anti-Digitalis Fab Fragments 155. Methylene Blue 156. Dantrolene 157. Folic and Folinic Acid 158. Thiamine 159. 4-Diamethylaminopherol (4-DMAP) as Antidote for Poisoning by Cyanide Appendices A. FDA Pregnancy Risk Categories B. Doses of Sympathomimetics C. Adjustment of Drug Doses in ARF
