Poisoning SBA set 242
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A 2 year old boy presented after 3 hours with a history of ingestion of 6 tablets of Paracetamol. Child
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Which of the following snake bites not need polyvalent antivenom serum in sri lanka
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In what condition immediate response can be seen in? [Intake 27]
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A 9 yr old girl was bitten by an unknown snake while walking by the paddy field on a rainy
evening. She was brought to the rural hospital within 1/2 hr. She complains of severe pain
at the bite site and WBCT is < 20 min. Most likely snake is [2015 MARCH]CorrectThis is what is missing!Incorrect -
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A child was admitted with the history of corrosive(lugol)ingestion 1 hour before. what’s the
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10 year old child who was playing in the backyard complaining of big toe pain. Mother could not find a cause and the child was brought to the Emergency treatment unit. Doctors found a fang mark on the big toe. Rest of the examination is normal at this time. What is the next step in the management of this child? [2018 November]
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