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Toxin Induced Odors

Aka: Toxin Induced Odors
  1. See Also
    1. Toxin Induced Bradycardia
    2. Toxin Induced Tachycardia
    3. Toxin Induced Hypertension
    4. Accidental Poisoning Causes
    5. Altered Level of Consciousness
    6. Date Rape Drug
    7. Medication Dosing Errors in Children
    8. Toxin Induced Vital Sign Changes
    9. Toxin Induced Skin Changes
    10. Toxin Induced Neurologic Changes
    11. Eye Examination Signs of Chemical Dependency
  2. Causes: Odors
    1. Bitter Almonds
      1. Cyanide
    2. Mothballs
      1. Camphor
    3. Garlic or horseradish (Mnemonic: TOADS-P-ee smells like Garlic)
      1. Thallium
      2. Organophosphate Toxicity
      3. Arsenic Poisoning
      4. Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO)
      5. Sulfur Mustard
      6. Phosphite
    4. Peanuts
      1. Vacor (PNU)
    5. Carrots
      1. Water hemlock
    6. Rotten Eggs
      1. Sulfur dioxide
      2. Hydrogen Sulfide
    7. Wintergreen
      1. Methyl Salicylates
    8. Gasoline
      1. Hydrocarbons
    9. Fruity
      1. Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA)
      2. Isopropanol
    10. Pears
      1. Chloral Hydrate
    11. Freshly Mown Hey
      1. Phosgene
    12. Geraniums
      1. Lewisite

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