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  • Toxicology and Toxinology
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      • Insecticide poisoning
        • Management overview for insecticide poisoning
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          • Airway and breathing
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    • Intravenous inotrope infusions (Appendix 11.1)

Circulation

For hypotension due to insecticide poisoning, start intravenous fluid resuscitation. If hypotension persists, start inotropic support and seek advice from a clinical toxicologist.

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Created: 2020. Modified: 2020. (HW Diagnostics)