05-29-2014, 09:31 AM
MBME 4 Q
An unconcious 19 y/o man is brought to the ER by his roommate. They had been smoking an "unusual weed" together when he became delirious, then began hallucinating and lost conciousness. He can not be aroused. He has fever, tachycardia, dilated pupils, facial flushing,and dry mouth and skin. Which of the following drugs most likely to reverse both the central and peripheral effects in this pt?
A-Hexamethonium
B-Neostigmine
C-Pyridostigmine
D-Propantheline
E-Scopolamine
F-Physostigmine
An unconcious 19 y/o man is brought to the ER by his roommate. They had been smoking an "unusual weed" together when he became delirious, then began hallucinating and lost conciousness. He can not be aroused. He has fever, tachycardia, dilated pupils, facial flushing,and dry mouth and skin. Which of the following drugs most likely to reverse both the central and peripheral effects in this pt?
A-Hexamethonium
B-Neostigmine
C-Pyridostigmine
D-Propantheline
E-Scopolamine
F-Physostigmine
