Metallic Poisons — Flashcards

#1

Does swallowing mercury contained in a glass thermometer (elemental mercury) produce adverse effects?_____

#2

_____ is the science dealing with properties, actions, toxicity, fatal dose, detection and estimation of poisons.

#3

_____ is the most clinically significant metalloid in clinical toxicology.

#4

Putrefaction is delayed in death by poisons such as _____, arsenic, carbolic acid (phenol).

#5

_____ is considered the least toxic among other lead compounds

#6

Lead sulphide is considered the _____ toxic among the lead compounds.

#7

Symptoms of acute _____ toxicity include vomiting, rice-water stools, garlic breath, Acute tubular necrosis and QT prolongation

#8

_____ poisoning leads to red velvety coloured stomach mucosa

#9

What test is used for definitive diagnosis of arsenic poisoning?_____

#10

The snake in the given image is a sea snake, and its venom is _____toxic.

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