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Andi Basuki, dr, Sp.S Bagian Ilmu Penyakit Saraf FK UNPAD RS HASAN SADIKIN
Neurotoxic injuries
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Occupational
Accident
Abuse
Exposure
- Inhalation
- Digestion
- Direct Contact : Skin, Mucosa
Time to exposure
- ACUTE - CHRONIC
- CNS
EXITATION
- PNS
INHIBITION
Neuro Emergency
CNS
PNS
Muscle spasm / Tetani Muscle Paralysis Polyneuropathi Autonomic Dysfunc
Follow Up
- ABC ( Vital Sign ) - Level of Consciousness ( LoC ) = GCS - Brain Stem Sign : - Pupil : isocor - anisocor - Light reaction : direct indirect - Eye Movement : Dolls eye - Refleks - Postural : Decortication Decerebration - Physiological : Decrease Increase - Pathological : Positive - Negative
Life Threatening
1. Encephalopaty
2. Seizures 3. Neuro/Myopaty
Decrease LoC
Status Convulsivus Respiratory Failure
Muscle Paralysis Central Drive Depression - Botulinum - Barbiturat - Neuromusc. Blockers - Sympatolytic agents - Organophospate - Cyclic antidepresants - Carbamate - Ethanol, alcohols - Snake bite - Opiates - Strychnine - Sedative hypnotics - Tetanus
Follow Up
Decrease LoC
= 15 = 12 14 = 8 11 = 37
Status Convulsivus
Status Convulsivus
Management - ABC - Diazepam 10 mg iv ( Could be repeated in 10 -15 minutes ) - Fenitoin 15 20 mg / kg iv ( not faster than 50 mg / mnt ) - Knock Down in ICU ( Pentobarbital 5 6 mg/kg slow iv )
Supporting Examination
CN II - III
CN III IV - VI
CN V - VII
CN. VII
Facial motorik
CN IX - X