Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

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Historical Clues

Co-inhabitants with similar symptoms at same onset

Symptoms recur and do not follow a regular 7-10

day viral course

Alternative heating devices (space heaters, gas

stoves), wintertime (idling auto with snow blocked

exhaust pipe)

Improves when away from site

Absence of sore throat/fever/URI symptoms

Illness or death of a family pet

Care of the Diabetic Patient -- DKA and Hyperglycemia

The Use of Physical Restraint Interventions for Children

Neonatal Unconjugated Hyperbilirubinemia

Historical Clues Co-inhabitants with similar symptoms at same onset Symptoms recur and do not follow a regular 7-10 day viral course Alternative heating devices (space heaters, gas stoves), wintertime (idling auto with snow blocked exhaust pipe) Improves when away from site Absence of sore throat/fever/URI symptoms Illness or death of a family pet

Environmental Exposure History Community (urban vs.rural/near industrial sites) Home (heating sources, location of bedrooms, fireplaces, wood stoves) Hobbies (especially hockey, ice skating) Occupation (industrial sites w/ inadequate ventilation, auto repair shops, loading docks) Personal (screen for depression/suicidal ideation) Diet Drugs (especially tobacco)

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Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

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