You receive an organophosphorus poisoning case in your hospital. The patient has muscle twitching, agitation, and very narrow pupils. What would be your treatment? 1. Atropine 2mg repeated every five minutes with double dose even reaching up to 100 mg of atropine of total dose! 2. Give diazepam to treat agitation and twitching 3.
Wear protective clothing to avoid contamination yourself 4. The goal of treatment to maintain systolic blood pressure more than 80 mm Hg and a pulse rate more than 80 per minute. 5. Inj Pralidoxime mesylate (2 PAM) 30 mg/kg over ten minutes and repeated every four hours. The answer is obviously all of the above ???? Col Pradeep Pendyala
