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Pralidoxime chloride toxicity

First aid for ingestion victims would be to induce vomiting, keeping in mind the possibility of aspiration of solvents. Gastric decontamination should be performed within 30 min of ingestion, to be the most effective. Initial management of acute toxicity is the establishment and maintenance of adequate airway and ventilation. Atropine sulfate in conjunction with pralidoxime chloride can be administered as an antidote. Atropine by intravenous injection is the primary antidote in severe cases. Test injections of atropine (Img in adults and 0.15 mg kg in... [Pg.1588]

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