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Paracetamol poisoning
Paracetamol poisoning: immediate-release preparations
Treatment for immediate-release paracetamol poisoning
Toxicology and Toxinology
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Poisons information centres
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Risk assessment for poisonings: general approach
Treatment for poisoning: general approach
Observation and patient disposition for poisonings
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Paracetamol poisoning
Paracetamol poisoning: advice for primary care providers
Paracetamol poisoning: immediate-release preparations
Management overview for immediate-release paracetamol poisoning
Risk assessment for immediate-release paracetamol poisoning
When to call a poisons information centre for immediate-release paracetamol poisoning
Treatment for immediate-release paracetamol poisoning
Airway and breathing
Circulation
Decontamination
Antidote: acetylcysteine
Liver failure
Observation and patient disposition after immediate-release paracetamol poisoning
References
Paracetamol poisoning: liquid formulations in a child younger than 6 years
Paracetamol poisoning: modified-release preparations
Paracetamol poisoning: unintentional (including supratherapeutic doses)
Poisoning from plants
Potassium poisoning (oral)
Snake bite
Spider bite
Stimulant drug poisoning
Superwarfarin poisoning
Theophylline and caffeine poisonings
Intravenous inotrope infusions (Appendix 11.1)
Treatment for immediate-release paracetamol poisoning
Airway and breathing
Circulation
Decontamination
Antidote: acetylcysteine
Liver failure
