Toxicologic interaction definition

Interaction Chemicals influence each other by physical, chemical, or biological means before or after reaching the molecular site of toxic action. Toxicological interactions are responses that deviate from those expected under some definition of additivity (e.g., following the concepts of IA or CA). The most commonly used terms for interaction are synergism and antagonism. ... 

In a retrospective study of 114 patients admitted to a toxicological ICU with suspected lithium intoxication, 81 had definite intoxication 78% were deliberate overdoses, and 22% were accidental (due, for example, to renal insufficiency, dehydration, drug interactions, poor compliance, drunkenness). Most were treated conservatively with gastric lavage and forced diuresis hemodialysis was used only in 3-6%. Two of those who took a deliberate overdose and one of those who took an accidental overdose died (535). 

Definition Random copolymer produced by interaction of 17 moles ethylene oxide with 6 moles of propylene oxide Toxicology TSCA listed... 

Definition Random copolymer produced by interaction of 17 moles ethylene oxide with 6 moles of propylene oxide Toxicology TSCA listed Uses Solvent in cosmetics lubricant for antiperspirants emollient bodying agent lubricant for textile spin finishes intermediate for prep, of resins, plasticizers, modifiers, and surfactants demulsifier food-pkg. adhesives, animal glues defoamer in food-contact paper/paperboard... 

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