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Cyanide: An Old Enemy With Heightened Risks
Cyanide is an old enemy of human health. One of the most notorious of poisons, cyanide has caused both accidental and purposeful human fatality since antiquity. In Rome during the first century, long ...
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Mary Jo Koschel
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Cyanide: Sources, Perceptions, and Risks
Cyanide is found in many forms—as simple and complex cyanide compounds, cyanogens, cyanide ions, and nitrile compounds and can occur as solids, liquids, or gases. Regardless of the origin and use of c...
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Robert Schnepp
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Acute Cyanide Toxicity: Mechanisms and Manifestations
Cyanide is a multifaceted poison—toxicant in fire smoke; agent of suicide, murder, and terrorism; and industrial and occupational hazard. As it exists in gas, liquid, and solid forms, it can cause hum...
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Lewis Nelson
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Recognition and Treatment of Acute Cyanide Poisoning
A recent publication describes the case of a teenager who arrived at a community emergency room in a hemodynamically unstable, apneic, and unresponsive state and later died in a pediatric intensive ca...
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Stephen W. Borron
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Management of the Cyanide-Poisoned Patient
Successful management of acute cyanide poisoning requires the expertise and proficiency of emergency nurses. At one time or another, emergency nurses regardless of specialty—whether prehospital, fligh...
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Mary Jo Koschel
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The Journal of Emergency Nursing Continuing Education Credit Application
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