Poisoning in children under age 5: identification and treatment.
A rational approach to management of poisoning in young children requires assessment of what, when, and how much drug was ingested. Emesis, if indicated, is followed by general supportive measures, enhanced removal of absorbed poison, and antidote therapy.
Poisoning in children under age 5: identification and treatment. A rational approach to management of poisoning in young children requires assessment of what, when, and how much drug was ingested. Emesis, if indicated, is followed by general supportive measures, enhanced removal of absorbed poison, and antidote therapy.