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Makanan
SIGIT WIDYATMOKO
Fakultas Kedokteran
Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta
Gastrointestinal Decontamination
If more than 60 minutes has passed, induced
emesis and gastric lavage are relatively
ineffective
Emesis
Using syrup of ipecac is a convenient and fairly
effective way to evacuate gastric contents if given
very soon after ingestion
Indications: in conscious, cooperative patients and for
promptness
Contraindications: drowsy, unconscious, or
convulsing patients, and who have ingested kerosene
or other hydrocarbon, corrosive poisons, or rapidly
acting convulsants
Gastric Lavage
More effective for liquid poisons or small pill
fragments than for intact tablets
Most effective when started within 60 minutes after
ingestion
Indications: removal or ingested poisons when
emesis is refused
Contraindications: stuporous patients or comatose
Activated Charcoal
Effectively adsorbs almost all drugs and poisons
Indications: used for prompt adsorption of drugs or
toxins in the stomach and intestine. As effective as or
more effective than ipecac or gastric lavage
Contraindications: stuporous, comatose, or
convulsing
technique: 60-100 g orally or via gastric tube
Catharsis
used by some toxicologist for stimulation of
peristalsis to hasten the elimination of unabsorbed
drugs and poisons and the activated charcoal slurry
Technique: magnesium sulfate 10% 2-3 ml/kg; or
sorbitol 70% 1-2ml/kg.
What is food poisoning??
Salmonella
Arsen
Clostridium
Staphylococcus
Ciguatera
Scombroid
Japanese Restaurant Syndrome
Chinese Restaurant Syndrome
Salmonella enteritidis
Diagnosis
patient history
stool culture
Microscopic examination
leukocytes
occult blood
Salmonella
Treatment
Supportive
fluid and electrolyte
NO antibiotics
does not alter the severity
prolongs the carrier state
Do NOT give anti-motility drugs
lead to intestinal perforation
Clostridium botulinum
Destroyed by
boiling >120 degrees for >20 min
Botulinum toxin
Very powerful
0.5 nanograms (lethal)
Heat sensitive
80 degrees for 30 min
Clostridium Botulinum
Treatment
stabilization of airway
history
upper and lower GI decontamination
trivalent antitoxin
(ABE)
watch for hypersensitivity
Botulism:
Differential Diagnoses
Neuromuscular disorders
Stroke syndrome
Myasthenia gravis
Guillain-Barre syndrome (Miller-Fisher variant)
Tick paralysis
Atropine poisoning
Paralytic shellfish/puffer fish poisoning