Category:Overdose: Difference between revisions

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	Would appreciate some guidance in priorizing and picking a primary diagnosis in some of these cases. For example, if the patient overdoses on multiple drugs (calcium channel blocker, Ace inhibitor, ETOH, ASA, Tylenol, Ramipril, etc.) and there are many diagnostic issues then how do we priorize this? Do we put the worst drug first? (ie. CCB) Do we put the suicide attempt code first? Do we put the respiratory failure first? Do we put the acidosis first? Other issues: Kidney failure Aspiration pneumonitis Electrolyte disturbances Also when we list all the drugs one by one as overdoses should we use the same priority number for all of them? It is rarely clear the exact quantity of each drug so it is very difficult to know how to priorize this.

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-{{Discussion}} Would appreciate some guidance in priorizing and picking a primary diagnosis in some of these cases.
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+*Would appreciate some guidance in priorizing and picking a primary diagnosis in some of these cases.
 * For example, if the patient overdoses on multiple drugs (calcium channel blocker, Ace inhibitor, ETOH, ASA, Tylenol, Ramipril, etc.) and there are many diagnostic issues then how do we priorize this?
 *Do we put the worst drug first? (ie. CCB)
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 * Aspiration pneumonitis
 * Electrolyte disturbances
-**Also when we list all the drugs one by one as overdoses should we use the same priority number for all of them? It is rarely clear the exact quantity of each drug so it is very difficult to know how to priorize this. {{DA| }}
+**Also when we list all the drugs one by one as overdoses should we use the same priority number for all of them? It is rarely clear the exact quantity of each drug so it is very difficult to know how to priorize this. }}