Toxicity occurs when the drug exceeds the therapeutic range.

Excess dose overwhelms the body’s metabolic capacity.

Leads to organ damage or severe side effects.

Risk increases with self-medication or overdose.

Proper dosing prevents drug toxicity.

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IV route delivers the drug directly into the bloodstream.

There is no absorption barrier.

Produces an immediate effect.

Bioavailability is 100%.

Used in emergencies requiring rapid action.

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T.D.S comes from Latin “ter die sumendum.”

It means three times daily.

Commonly used in medical prescriptions.

Indicates regular dosing during the day.

Helps maintain therapeutic drug levels.

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Dettol contains chloroxylenol as its active ingredient.

Chloroxylenols are phenolic derivatives.

They are effective antiseptics and disinfectants.

Used to kill bacteria and some viruses.

Hence, Dettol and Osyle belong to chloroxylenols.

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Burns cause extensive tissue damage.

Protein is required for tissue repair and wound healing.

Burn patients have increased protein breakdown.

Adequate protein prevents muscle wasting.

High-protein diet improves recovery and immunity.

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Patient history includes subjective information from the patient.

Chief complaint is a core part of history.

Drug reaction history is essential for patient safety.

Socioeconomic history affects health and treatment compliance.

Percussion is part of physical examination, not history taking.

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It occurs unexpectedly.

Requires immediate action.

Delay can cause serious injury or death.

Needs prompt medical or rescue response.

The term “emergency” fits all these criteria.

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ALS includes advanced airway management.

It involves IV drug administration.

Requires cardiac monitoring and defibrillation.

Needs specialized medical training.

EMT Intermediates & Paramedics are certified for ALS.

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Rheumatoid factor is an autoantibody.

Autoantibodies circulate in the bloodstream.

RA factor is detected using serological tests.

Blood testing is non-invasive and standard.

It helps in diagnosis and monitoring of rheumatoid arthritis.

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