Question 447 · LEK · Methanol
Ethylene glycol and methanol are still the causes of life-threatening poisonings. Which of the following remains an effective treatment method?
- A. multiple doses of activated carbon.
- B. haemodialysis.
- C. haemoperfusion.
- D. urine alkalinization.
- E. B and D are correct.
Hint
Both toxic alcohols are small, water-soluble molecules with toxic acid metabolites; think of efficient extracorporeal removal.
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