2002•Journal of Qilu NursingRequires access

Clinical value of repetitive gastric lavage and injecting drugs to stmach in the treatment of acute organophosphorous insectisides poisoning

Chen Shu-xia

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Objective:To explore the clinical value of repetitive gastric lavage and injecting pralidoxime and cimetidine to stmach in the treatment of acute organophosphorous insectisides poisoning Method:The patients were lavaged with water or 0 9% sodium then waited for 1～2 hours for another gastric lavage chloride solution Result:All patients had no complications,no recurrence or medial syndrom only 1 cases died Conclusion:Repetitive gastric lavage and injecting pralidoxime and cimetidine to stomach can clear away toxic substances,decrease complication and reduce the fatality rate

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Key concepts: Gastric lavage, Medicine, Cimetidine, Pralidoxime, Anesthesia, Complication, Case fatality rate, Therapeutic irrigation