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Antidotes are therapeutic agents used to counteract the toxic effects of specific xenobiotics. These are heterogenous group of substances consisting of pharmaceuticals, biological agents and immunoglobulin fragments. Different mechanisms of action are involved Some specifically act at the receptor sites while others exert their effect by changing the metabolism of the poison counteracting the toxic injury or just forming the inert complex with the poison.
Antidotes acting at receptor sites: Drug intoxications are mostly treated with these antidotes.
However, Atropine is a specific antidote for organophosphate or carbamate pesticide poisoning. Similarly physostigmine for Dhatura and neostigmine for Curare poisonings are useful. Others include, naloxone for opioid, flumazenil for benzodiazepines and physostigmine for atropine poisoning.
In general, antidotes should be given in adequate doses as early as possible in cases of poisoning. Some antidotes cause serious adverse reactions. Hence, both the risk and the benefits of the antidotal therapy must, therefore, be carefully evaluated and the patient must be monitored regularly. At times the half-life of some antidotes like naloxone, atropine is much shorter than the toxin, in which cases the antidotal therapy must be continued till the symptoms of the poisoning subside.
Sr.No | Chemical | Antidote / Medical Treatment |
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1 | Acids and Sulphur Oxides (SOx), or Alkalis | Wash with plenty of water if eyes or skin is affected. Do not give chemical antidote because it increases heat and injury with reaction. Do not induce vomiting. Milk, lemon water or milk of magnesia can be given. |
2 | Acetonitryl, Acrylonitryl, Lactronitryl, Cyanogen chloride or bromide | Very careful treatment of cobalt E.D.T.A. (calocynor) and if that is not effective give nitrite/thio sulphate treatment . |
3 | Alkali phosphates and Ammonia | Immediately give water or milk and induce vomiting. For the hypocalcimic effect of phosphate give 5 ml intravenous injection of 10% calcium gluconate. If eye or skin is affected wash with plenty of water for 15 min. |
4 | Ammonia | If skin is affected then wash with plenty of water for 15 min. and then wash with dilute lactic acid and apply soframycin cream. If eye is affected then wash by eye fountain with plenty of water for 15 min. Put one drop of 0.4% Benzocaine (Novocaine) solution in eye. Boric or lactic acid solution eye drops can also be given, If entered in throat then give smell through cotton dipped in ethanol or ether through nose. Administer oxygen in case of breathing difficulty. |
5 | Aniline, Toludine and Nitrobenzene | Methylene-Blue (1% solution). Ascorbic acid (5% solution) Administer oxygen in case of breathing difficulty. |
6 | Anticoagulants (Heparin) etc. | Protamin sulphate (1% solution), Vitamin-K (1% solution). |
7 | Antimony and Stibine | Dymer caprol (BAL) . |
8 | Arsenic | BAL (British Anti Lewistic compound) ie Dimer caprol, penicillamine. Induce vomiting. |
9 | Arsine (Hydrogen arsenide) | Mercaptide (40% solution, Dimercaptopropanol, penicillamine). |
10 | Atropine | Pilocarpine (1% solution). Proserin (0.05% solution). |
11 | Barium and its salt | Magnesium sulphate (30 gm in 250 ml water). Morphine (5 to 10 mg.) . |
12 | Barbiturates | Barmegride (0.5 % solution). |
13 | Benzene, Toluene & Xylene | Skin is affected then wash with plenty of water. Administer Oxygen or shift to fresh air.Diazepam 0.1 mg / kg. (iv), bed rest. |
14 | Beryllium | Calcium edentate, Prednisolone. |
15 | Bis-chloro methyl ether | N-acetyl-L-cysteine. |
16 | Bleaching solution | Milk, melted ice-cream, eggs, milk of magnesia, aluminium hydroxide gel. Do not give acid antidotes. |
17 | Bromides | Skin is affected then wash with plenty of water. Give 1 gm. Salt in water by mouth. If this is not possible then intravenous (iv) injection of normal saline. Give milk and water. |
18 | Boric acid and Boron derivatives | Ipecac solution and activated charcoal. Infra muscular (im) injection of 5% dextrose if nausea. |
19 | Cadmium | Calcium disodium edetate i.e. CaNa2EDTA by intravenous or muscle. |
20 | Carbon monoxide | Administer Oxygen (100% pure), intravenous injection of 1 gm/kg of 20%mannitol, or 1 mg./ kg of Prednisolone. |
21 | Carbon tetrachloride or Chloroform | N- acetyl -L- cysteine. |
22 | Carbonyls | Tablets of Sodium diethyl dithio carbamate, 2 tablets immediately and then 1 tablet every two days for next two days. Administer Oxygen in case of breathing difficulty. |
23 | Cardiac Glycosides | Potassium chloride (0.5% solution). Atropine sulphate (0.1% solution), Tefacin calcium (10% solution). |
24 | Chlorine, Bromine, Phosgene | Skin is affected then wash with plenty of water. Apply Sodium bicarbonate and again wash with water. Eye is affected then flush eye in eye fountain. Put 2-3 drops in eye of Pontocaine 0.5% solution ot Benzocaine (Novocain) 0.4% solution. If inhaled then give smell through ethanol or ether dipped cotton. ; Give milk, buttermilk or lemon water. Give 02 in case of breathing difficulty. |
25 | Chlorates | Ipecac solution, activated charcoal, milk. Don't give Methylene blue. Add 2 to 5 gms. Sodium thiosulphate in 200 ml of 5% Sodium bicarbonate solution and give by mouth. |
26 | Cosmetics (Bromates) | Intravenous injection of 1 ml./kg Sodium thiosulphate (10% solution) . |
27 | Chromium | Dimercaprol.Give high vitamins, protein and carbohydrates in food. Methylene blue. |
28 | Cyanides and Thiocyanate insecticides | Methylene blue or Calocyanides injection. If inhaled gives smell of amyl nitrate ampule (0.2 ml) every 5 minutes. Intravenous injection of Sodium nitrite (3% solution) and Sodium thiosulphate (25% solution) but if blood pressure decreases, then stop it. 4 DMAP (Dimethyl amino phenol) 3 mg/kg, iv, along with thiosulphate. Hydroxocobalamine, 4 gm,iv, in 5% dextrose. Dicobalt edetate, 300 - 600 mp-, iv, over l-5min. |
29 | DDT (Halogenated insecticides) | Ipecac syrup, activated charcoal. Saline cathartic, Diazepam (10 mg.) by intravenous injection, wash skin with soap and water. In case of breathing difficulty administer Oxygen. |
30 | . Dichlorophenoxy acetic acid insecticides | Ipecac syrup, activated charcoal. Saline cathartic, Lidocane (50-100 mg by intravenous injection). |
31 | Dimethyl sulphate | Skin is affected then apply Magnesium oxide paste and give injection of Corticosteroid. In case of breathing difficulty administer Oxygen. |
32 | Dichloro methane | Hydro cortisone (200 mg every 4 hours). In case of aspiration pneumonia give antibiotics. |
33 | Dinitrophenol or Cresols | 5% Glucose saline by intravenous injection. |
34 | Ethanol | 2 gm. Of Sodium bicarbonate in 250 ml water, Diazepam 10 mg., by intravenous. Skin or eye is affected then wash with plenty of water. |
35 | Ethylene or Diethylene glycol | Ethanol, Calcium gluconate Pyridoxine . |
36 | Fluorine, Hydrogen fluoride and derivatives. | Intravenous injection of 10 ml. Calcium gluconate (10% solution). If serum magnesium level is low then give 10 ml Milk of magnesia every hour. Give more milk and liquids. If eye is affected then wash with plenty of water. |
37 | Formaldehyde | Milk, activated charcoal or water. |
38 | Formalin | Ammonium chloride or Ammonium carbonate (3% solution). |
39 | Hydrogen sulphide, other sulphides and Mercaptans | Shift in fresh air or administer Oxygen. Give inhalation of ethanol or ether drops. Amyl nitrite or Sodium nitrite, Pyridoxine 20 mg./kg. or 10% urea 1 gm./kg by intravenous injection. |
40 | Hydrogen cyanide | Give inhalation of 0.2 ml amyl nitrite dipped cotton. Sodium nitrite (1% solution). Sodium thiosulphate (30% solution), Cromosmon (1% methylene blue in 25 % glucose solution). |
41 | Iodine and compositions | Milk, Fine starch solution, 100 ml of 1% Sodium gluconate 10% solution. |
42 | Iron salts | Careful treatment of deferroxamine therapy. |
43 | Lead compounds | CaNa2 EDTA, D-Penicilliamine (oral), BAL (with CaEDTA), Induce vomiting, then give Magnesium sulphate in water. |
44 | Magnesium salts | Intravenous injection of 1 ml/ kg of Calcium gluconate 10% solution. |
45 | Manganese | Calcium edentate. |
46 | Mercury as Hg, Alkyl or Aryl compounds | Give white of egg in water. Later give milk, Then induce vomiting. BAL, D-Pencilliamine, n- Acetylcysteine, Dimercaptopropane- 1 sulfonate DMPS). |
47 | Metals (Heavy metals, mercury, lead, copper, cobalt, arsenic, nickel) | Unithol (BAL, dimercaprol, 5% solution), Tetacin calcium (10% solution), Penicillamine Dextrose (10%) by intravenous injection. Chillating agent for effect of mercury. |
48 | Metal Compounds (Heavy metals compositions) | Activated carbon (carbolin) BAL . |
49 | Methanol | Ethanol (30% solution from inside, 5% solution from outside i.e. by intravenous injection), Epicake Syrup. In case of acidosis give Sodium bicarbonate. In case of delirium give Diazepam 10 mg. by intravenous injection. Folinic acid (Leucovorin), 1 mg/kg, iv, 4 hourly. |
50 | Metaldehyde | D-Penicillamine, Ascorbic acid or Thiamine to be given carefully. |
51 | Naphthalene 5 gm. | Sodium bicarbonate every 4 hrs. and keep urine alkaline. Give 1 ml/kg, furosemide in liquid. Blood transfusion till haemoglobin becomes normal -60 to 80%. |
52 | Nitrates, Nitrites, Nitrobennzene Sulfonamides Dapsone | Methylene blue, 1-2 mg / kg, iv, over 5 min. |
53 | Nitrogen oxides (NOx) | Prednison or prednisolone 5 mg. every 6 hrs. interval. |
54 | Orgnaic phosphate or carbamate insecticides (abet, dizionon, dimate, EPN, Ethyl Phosphamidon, Phosvel, Selithion, Aldecarb, Baygon, Sevin etc.) | Ipecac syrup, Atropine sulphate 2 mg. by intravenous injection every 3-8 mins interval. Prelidoxim by intravenous. Obidoxim (Toxogonin), skin to be washed with soap and water. |
55 | Orgao phosphorous insecticides (e.g. Malathion, Parathion, Monocrotophos, Phorate) | Atropine injection, atropine sulphate (0.1% solution), Nalorphine hydrochloride (0.5% solution), Trimedoxim bromide (15% solution), Pyridine Aldoxy Methyodate, Diperoxim, Biodexim and Isonitrocin (40% solution), Pralidoxim, RAM, TOXOGONIN. |
56 | Oxalic acid | Milk, lemon water, chalk or calcium lactate, calcium chloride or calcium gluconate with liquid. 10% calcium gluconate or chloride 10 ml. by intravenous injection. |
57 | p-Nitro Chlorobenzene (PNCB) | Methylene blue . |
58 | Phenol & Derivatives | Shift in fresh air, activated charcoal and 240 ml. milk. If skin or eye is affected then wash with plenty of water for 15 min. If skin is affected then wash with Polyethylene glycol(PEG). |
59 | Phosgene | Cortisone acetate 1 mg./kg by mouth - thrice a day. In case of breathing difficulty administer Oxygen. |
60 | Phosphorous, Phosphine & Phosphides | 10 ml. Calcium gluconate (10%) by intravenous injection, 5% glucose in water. Travert (10% invert sugar) by intravenous injection. |
61 | Potassium permanganate | Hot milk, Methylene blue (1% solution) Ascorbic acid (5% solution). |
62 | Silica & Asbestos dust | Reduce dust level by local exhaust ventilation. Use airline respirator. |
63 | Silver nitrate & other salts 10% | Salt (Sodium chloride) solution, milk and for reducing, pain Demrol or Codeine. |
64 | Tobacco & Nicotine | Induce vomiting, Atropine (large dose).In case of difficulty in breathing, administer Oxygen. |
65 | Vinyl chloride | Skin is affected, wash with plenty of water. Eye is affected then keep eye open and allow material to vaporise. Don't apply any eye drops In case of breathing difficulty, administer Oxygen. If injected then induce vomiting. Give one spoon mineral oil and after that give sodium/magnesium sulphate (one spoon) in a glass of water. Give strong tea or coffee if feeling exhausted. |
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1. Safety of self.
2. Safety of job.
3. Safety of machines tools.
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