All the metal stuff for pharm final
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| All Hg | To Hg++ (inorganic), half life = 1-2 monthes (long).
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| Hg0 | ELEMENTAL, volatile (thermometers), inhaled, kidneys, cross BBB, INFLAMM in lungs (interstit pneumonia, corrosive bronch), thyroid, hematopo, ging, saliv, CNS (mem loss, excitable (erethism), depress, hallucin, thermoreg, dec fine motor).
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| Hg++ | INORGANIC, chloralkali, paper industry, GI absorbtion (10%), kidneys, CORROSIVE, GI bleed, necrosis, circulatory shock, renal railure, immunologic glom inj (protein), target kidneys and neuropathy.
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| Methyl Hg | ORGANIC, from Inorganic + water bugs (Japan fish, Iran grain), GI absorb 90%, brain, neurotox (periph, central), paral, atax, numb, neuranest (weak, tired, no concen), vision, hearing, spast, tremor, coma, death, terato (lots of proteins / mech bind DNA)
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| Treatment Hg | Case of dimethyl poisoning. Hemodialysis, chelator, cysteine, penicillinase, britis, dimercaprol <-> antilewisite (BAL), nucleophile + Hg++ -> pulls out.
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| Pb++ | Soil, water, paint, clothes, shoes, chinese toys, sources dec. Abosorb : inhale particles, eat (children absorb 40% adults 10%). Distribution : 1st high blood flow(liver, kidneys), blood (99% bound to Hb), then bone (high affinity with low blood flow).
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| Pb++ Elimination | Kidneys (slow) and some minor. Half-life = 1-2 monthes (20-30 years from bone). Acute SEs (rare) : mouth, nauesea, GI, vommit, shock, nerves, hemolysis, kidneys (oliguria), death (high dose), cross to placenta. Chronic : CNS spawn, GI adults.
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| Chronic Pb++ Indepth | GI, NMS (Pb palsy) -> nerves, wrist dropw, CNS, taste metals, dizzy, etc..., Coma > 60 = toxic cause metal retardation, > 10 spawn = subtle IQ issues. Hematologic (spawn esp) = porphyrin synthesis, renal (precipitates), other = lead line, death rare.
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| Pb Diagnosis | BLL = recent exposure (30-75), chelate with EDTA to pull out of tissues.
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| Pb Treatments | Treatment : support, seizures, fluids, edema, chelators like succimer. Organic : Tetraethyl in gas, lipid soluble, CNS.
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| Iron | FeSO4 tablets (spawn eat), Iron OD (hemochromotosis, blood transfusion). Effects : vomit, GI ulcers, shock, metabolic acidosis, liver injury, renal failure. Mechanism : complex, ROS -> lipid perox -> organ damage. Antidotes : chelator (deferoxamine).
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