Giddi

CAUTION, Doth the vapour and the liquid dimethyl sulphate are highly poisonous. Inhalation of the vapour may lead to giddiness and even to more serious results. The cold liquid is easily absorbed through the skin, with toxic results. If the dimethyl sulphate is accidentally splashed upon the hands, wash immediately... 

Further increase in rate and depth of respiration, further increase in pulse rate, performance failure, giddiness, poor judgment, lips blue, prolonged exposure possibly results in brain damage. 

Taumel, m. reeling giddiness intoxication transport, frenzy, -beweguag, /. (Mach.) tumbler motion, -kom, n. darnel (Lolium temulentum). 

Mood lability, inappropriate aggressive or sexual behavior, giddiness or verbally loud, impaired judgment possibly progressing to somnolence and coma as the blood level increases... 

Euphoria or giddiness and increase in appetite may occur depending on the social setting and the amount ingested, may see panic, paranoia, hallucinations, depersonalization or delirium... 

None. I got used to it, in a way. But even though the giddiness subsided, the misery at my core—the central, painful joy—didn t... 

It is unclear whether long-term copper poisoning exists in humans. Some have related certain central nervous system disorders, such as giddiness, loss of appetite, excessive perspiration, and... 

The reaction should preferably be carried out in a hood, as hydrazoic acid may be liberated in small amounts. This compound, which is volatile, is highly toxic, and its inhalation may cause temporary headache and giddiness. 

Symptoms included nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, giddiness, lassitude, headache, cough, and shortness of breath, and persisted for at least 2 h and sometimes 2 days. Serum nickel concentrations on day 1 after exposure were 286 (13-1340) pg/L vs. 50 pg/L in nonaffected workers for urine these concentrations were 5.8 (0.2-37.0) mg/L vs. 4.0 pg/L... 

The azide should be handled with adequate ventilation. Careless inhalation of the substance was accompanied by development of a painful throbbing headache or a sensation of giddiness or both. These effects disappeared within several hours upon exposure to fresh air. 

Giddiness, tension, anxiety, jitteriness, restlessness, emotional lability, excessive dreaming, insomnia, nightmares, headaches, tremor, withdrawal and depression, bursts of slow waves of elevated voltage in EEC, especially on over-ventilation, drowsiness, difficult concentration, slowness on recall, confusion, slurred speech, ataxia, generalized weakness, coma, with absence of reflexes, Cheyne-Stokes respirations, convulsions, depression of respiratory and circulatory centers, with dyspnea, cyanosis, and fall in blood pressure. 

In another report, Sandall (1922) examined 83 British soldiers 3 y after phosgene exposure. Shortness of breath upon exertion (70%), cough with expectoration (54%), tight feeling in chest (25%), sporadic giddiness (14%), and nausea (12%) were the most frequently reported complaints. No physical lung abnormalities were noted in 53% of the men. 

Elisa s paternal family, the von Medems, were joining royalty, but she couldn t have cared less. After her beloved brother s illness and death, what did it matter that her giddy half sister was about to marry Duke Pierre de Biron, ruler of the duchy Elisa s attitude toward the festivities ranged between tepid and frosty. Everyone knew that Biron s lowborn father had been given the throne in 1737 only because he d been a lover of the Russian czarina. 

Acute mania often presents with giddiness, euphoria, anger, or irritability. There will likely be boundless energy, rapid, loud talking, disinhibition, and perhaps a preoccupation with sex or religion. 

Inhibition of CNS neurons is the underlying cause of neurological effects such as vertigo, confusion, sensory disturbances, and motor disturbances (tremor, giddiness, ataxia, convulsions). 

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