Table 6.
Patients observed in pediatric intensive care unit.
| Gender | Age (mount) | Exposured xenobiotic | The way of poisoning | Duration in PICU | Treatment | Reason | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Male | 156 | Narcotics (synthetic cannabinoid) | PO | 2 | Active carbon | Sedation | Normal |
| Male | 180 | Narcotics (volatile hydrocarbon) | Inhalation | 4 | Normal | ||
| Male | 24 | OPI | PO | 3 | Active carbon. Atropin. Pam | Accident | Normal |
| Female | 36 | OPI | PO | 2 | Active carbon. Atropin. Pam | Accident | Normal |
| Female | 24 | OPI | PO | 2 | Active carbon. Atropin. Pam | Accident | Normal |
| Female | 60 | OPI | PO | 2 | Active carbon. Atropin. Pam | Accident | Normal |
| Female | 168 | Paracetamol | PO | 4 | Gastric lavage. Active carbon. Nac | Suicide attempt | Normal |
| Male | 163 | Butane gas | Inhalation | 50 | Supportive | Sedation | Severe sequeled* |
OPI: Organic phosphorous insecticide.
PICU: Pediatric intensive care unit. PO: Per oral. PAM: Pralidoxime. NAC: N-acetyl cysteine.
*: This case was completely normal previously, but became dependent on the mechanical ventilator with tracheostomy and turned into a vegetative form.