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Terapi Antidot
Keberadaan racun dalam tubuh bergantung : Waktu Keefektifan translokasi Terapi keracunan ditujukan u/ : Memperbaiki kondisi penderita Membatasi penyebaran racun dalam tubuh Peningkatan pengakhiran aksi racun
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Ketepatan penanganan
Pemilihan strategi terapi berdasarkan informasi racun, saat pemejanan, penyebaran racun, serta berbagai faktor intrinsik racun maupun penderita
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Pemilihan strategi terapi antidot bergantung pada informasi tentang rentang waktu kejadian dan pengetahuan kinetika absorpsi, distribusi & eliminasi racun
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Penyerapan arang
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Gastric lavage
inserting a tube into the stomach and washing the stomach with water or any suitable and relatively harmless solvent for the agent involved
Water is the lavage fluid preferred since it is the most innocuous of fluids
In the case of lipid-soluble agents, liquid petrolatum would be a suitable lavage agent
Emetic agents
In humans, emesis can be induced by parenteral injection of apomorphine or by oral administration of syrup of Ipecac the sedative drug antagonizes the action of the emetic drug
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Antidot Sodium biokarbonat Deferoksamina Sodium klorida Potasium permanganat Kalsium laktat
Produk Ferokarbonat Besi kelat Perak klorida Produk oksidasi Kalsium fluorida
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Sianida
Metanol
Tiosulfat
Etanol
Tiosianat
Hambatan bersaing Penggantian bersaing Pembentukan kompleks
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Cyanide cyanide reacts with a number of metal-containing enzym toxicity primarily to its ability to react and form a stable complex with the iron in ferric cytochrome oxidase inhibited. Since aerobic metabolism is dependent on this enzyme system, the tissues can no longer utilize oxygen and the tissues suffer from hypoxia
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Methanol
Methanol blindness in humans and other primates destruction of the retina and degeneration of the optic nerve responsible : a metabolite of methanol and not the unchanged methanol Ethanol and methanol oxidized by the same enzyme = alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH). ADH is localized most abundantly in the liver and it converts ethanol to acetaldehyde and methanol to formaldehyde with subsequent conversion of the formaldehyde to formic acid the blindness Ethanol is the preferred substrate for the enzyme ADH and is metabolized several times more rapidly than is methanol. Both alcohols are present at the same time compete for the enzyme the rate of metabolism of methanol is suppressed the concentration of toxic metabolites is also diminished. Caution ! : both agents are depressant drugs
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Hemodialisis
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Dialisis peritonial
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Mekanisme Peningkatan ekskresi ginjal Peningkatan ekskresi ginjal Khelati Khelati Kompleksasi Reaktivasi enzim nukleofil Metabolit kurang toksik
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Morfin
morphine reacts with the receptor (respiratory center in the brain) respiratory depression Naloxone also reacts with and displaces morphine from the same receptor, but the product of this reaction has considerably less respiratory depressant effect.
Dicumarol
Dicumarol reacts with unidentified enzyme system (in the liver and for which vitamin K is the normal substrate) enzyme-substrate complex fails to produce the proteins necessary for the coagulation of blood hemorrhage Vit K will compete with and displace Dicumarol from the enzyme complex and reestablish normal formation of the coagulation factors of the blood antagonistic on the receptor (enzyme)
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Aplikasi
Faktor penting : waktu Hala yg fundamental dalam penatalaksanann terapi antidot : rentang waktu pemejanan sampai timbulnya gejala toksik Pemilihan strategi antidot Contoh :
Sesorang terpapar racun yg diabsorpsi relatif kurang cepat (t(Cpmaks)=15 menit) terapi 20 jam stlh gejala nampak tidak diperlukan penghambatan absorpsi & distribusi mungkin diperluakan peningkatan eliminasi atau mungkin terapi supotif saja (tergantung t eliminasi racun)
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Management
How can you reduce the absorption of the drug Can you increase the elimination of the drug?
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Management contd
Is there a specific antidote? For example, acetylcysteine for paracetamol.
What are the most likely complications and how can you treat them?
Respiratory depression and cardiac arrhythmias are the most likely to kill the patient in the short term. What can you do to reduce the risk of repeat overdose? Psychiatric/psychological assessment of intent. Is there a safer alternative drug (e.g. SSRIs are safer in overdose than tricyclic antidepressants).
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THANK YOU
ANY QUESTION?
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