KROK 1 2015 – Question 197 · KROK (Medicine) · Pharmacology
A woman poisoned with unknown substance was hospitalised in a toxicological department. What group of drugs can be administered to decrease absorption and introduction of the poison to her body?
- A. Antioxidants
- B. Neuroleptics
- C. Adsorbents
- D. Cholinesterase inhibitors
- E. Organic nitrates
Hint
Because the toxin is unknown, choose the general approach that works without identifying the poison, and ask which action prevents its entry into the circulation.
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