Psychic disturbance

ETHAMBUTOL The nurse monitors for any changes in visual acuity and promptiy reports any visual changes to tlie primary health care provider. Vision changes are usually reversible if tlie drug is discontinued as soon as symptoms appear. The patient may need assistance with ambulation if visual disturbances occur. Psychic disturbances may occur. If die patient appears depressed, withdrawn, noncommunicative, or has otiier personality changes, the nurse must report the problem to the primary health care provider. 

Central nervous system—dizziness, anxiety, lightheadedness, vertigo, headache, drowsiness, insomnia, confusion, depression, and psychic disturbances... 

Severe Abrupt tremor, generalized convulsions, psychic disturbance, intensive cyanosis, lung edema, coma Respiratory or cardiac failure, death... 

Central Motor restlessness, progressing to maniacal agitation, psychic disturbances, disorientation, and hallucinations. Elderly subjects are more sensitive to such central effects, in this context, the diversity of drugs producing atropine-like side effects should be borne in mind e.g., tricyclic antidepressants, neuroleptics, antihistamines, antiarrhythmics, antiparkinsonian agents. 

Clorazepate dipotassium is approved in the United States as an adjunct in the treatment of partial complex seizures. It appears to be useful, especially in patients with high seizure frequencies and psychic disturbances. 

Symptoms of salicylate toxicity include lethargy, hyperpnea, diarrhea, and psychic disturbances. 

It is becoming increasingly evident that arterial hypertension in man is usually a psychosomatic disease. Therefore, to understand pathogenesis one must examine the psyche and the effects of psychic disturbances upon the soma. It is not within the province of this discussion to consider at length such disorders and their relation to hypertension. For purposes of orientation toward a view of the whole picture, however, we must scrutinize briefly the influences which bear on this condition in order to direct our attention to salient features which deserve further investigation. Suffice it to say, therefore, that disorders or deficiencies of personality exist (30) that they antedate the occurrence of hypertension (8) and that the emotional tension arising from their presence profoundly affects vegetative functions, especially those concerned with blood flow and blood pressure (68). 

From the evidence now available it appears that arterial hypertension in man is usually a psychosomatic disease, and that the effects of psychic disturbances manifest... 

The chronic effects show rapid emaciation and severe psychic disturbances, insomnia, hallucinations, apathy, melancholia, and suicidal mania. The pupils are inconstant. Acne is common. It is claimed that considerable tolerance is acquired, so that the daily hypodermic consumption may reach 2.5 g or even 10 g. Morphinists are relatively tolerant to cocaine. Sudden withdrawal leads to abstinence symptoms similar to morphine. With cocaine snuffing, where smaller amounts are used in intermittent debauches, the chronic effects such as the craving and the abstinence symptoms are proportionately less marked. Such patients develop atrophic rhinitis, with characteristic ulceration of the nasal fossae — also present in people who snuff heroin. 

In man, only LSD caused psychic disturbances. On a biochemical basis, a distinction could also be made in that only LSD caused a rise in serotonin plasma levels. 

Hallert, C., Astrom, J., and Sedvall, G., Psychic disturbances in adult coeliac disease. III. Reduced central monoamine metabolism and signs of depression,... 

Other Insomnia, somnolence, loss of libido, fatigue, psychic disturbances or astheno-autonomic syndrome (older European literature)... 

Allergic rash dose-dependent polyneuropathy gastrointestinal disturbances psychic disturbances Bithionol... 

HEALTH SYMPTOMS inhalation (loss of hair on the body and head, severe pains in the legs and loins, chest pain, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dry skin) skin contact (industrial poisoning has been reported to cause hair discoloration, which later falls out) ingestion (loss of vision, polyneuritis, psychic disturbances, delirium, convulsions, respiratory paralysis, angina-like pains, coma). 

ACUTE HEALTH RISKS. irritation to eyes, skin and respiratory system headache, vertigo sore throat cough abdominal pain vomiting urinary retention visual disturbances, including photophobia transient paralysis psychic disturbances chemical skin bums lacrimation conjunctivitis. 

ACUTE HEALTH RISKS irritation of skin, eyes, and respiratory system headache weakness dizziness drowsiness anoxia microhematuria urine volume increase formation of methemoglobinemia possible cyanosis destructive to tissues of mucous membranes difficulty in breathing psychic disturbances irritation of kidneys and bladder skin bums dermatitis. 

Methyidopa (Aldomet) As for clonidine. Also, synthesized to methyinorepinephrine which acts as a weak sympathomimetic "false neurotransmitter" which decreases sympathetic outflow from the CNS. As for clonidine. Used to treat hypertension in pregnant women. Dry mouth, sedation, slight orthostatic hypotension. Some patients experience impotence, psychic disturbances, nightmares, involuntary movements, or hepatotoxicity. 

This dmg takes effect almost immediately and lasts about six hours before it reaches its half-life and is excreted into the urine. People taking mescaline experience anxiety, hyperreflexia, static tremors, and psychic disturbances with vivid visual hallucinations. They also feel abdominal pain, nausea, and diarrhea. 

Causes dizziness, headache, nausea, and central nervous system depression chronic effects psychic disturbances oral LD50 value (rats) 3200 mg/kg lethal dose (oral) in humans 200 mg/kg flammable liquid flash point (closed cup) —30°C (—22°F) LEL and UEL values 1.3 and 50.0% by volume, respectively vapors may readily catch fire. 

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