Match each classic clinical presentation with the most likely corresponding substance intoxication.
- Miosis, significant respiratory depression, and depressed mental statusOpioid intoxication
- Mydriasis, marked tachycardia, diaphoresis, and severe psychomotor agitationCocaine intoxication
- Multidirectional (horizontal and vertical) nystagmus, ataxia, and combative behaviorPhencyclidine (PCP) intoxication
- Conjunctival injection, increased appetite, and dry mouthCannabis intoxication
Cevap
Miosis and respiratory depression correspond to Opioid intoxication. Mydriasis and diaphoresis correspond to Cocaine intoxication. Multidirectional nystagmus corresponds to PCP intoxication. Conjunctival injection corresponds to Cannabis intoxication.
Each clinical presentation perfectly aligns with the physiological effects of the respective substance. Opioids cause parasympathetic dominance in the eye and respiratory depression. Cocaine causes overwhelming sympathetic activation. PCP disrupts NMDA receptors leading to unique multidirectional nystagmus. Cannabis causes characteristic vasodilation in the conjunctiva.
Adım Adım Çözüm
Anahtar Kavram
Classic Toxidromes of Common Substances of Abuse