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  • Bier block
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    and tongue numbness or metallic taste can be early signs. Severe toxicity may cause seizures …
  • Quetiapine Poisoning
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    , hypotension and (rarely) seizures (<5%). Patients requiring assessment All children with deliberate …
  • Vitamin D deficiency
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    and irritability (infants) Symptoms of low calcium: muscle cramps, tetany, stridor, seizures (rare beyond 6–12 …, stridor, seizures) or severe rickets Specialist review: infants with symptoms/signs, clinical rickets …
  • Management of tetanus-prone wounds
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    of the jaw muscles, trouble swallowing, painful muscle spasms and muscle stiffness, seizures, headache …
  • Acute upper airway obstruction
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    or size Reduced conscious state eg after drug or alcohol ingestion, recent seizure, head injury (including …
  • Hydrofluoric acid exposure
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    , seizures Tetany Chovostek’s sign (facial muscle spasm) Trosseau’s sign (carpal spasm) Arrhythmias (long QT …
  • Anaemia
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    (regression, seizures, irritability, poor feeding) Vitamin B12 deficiency may be seen in exclusively …
  • Periorbital and orbital cellulitis
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    or orbital cellulitis present Suspecting intracranial involvement with altered conscious state, seizures …
  • Malaria
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    ) Examination Pallor Splenomegaly Impaired consciousness Seizures Respiratory distress Shock Jaundice …
  • Shoulder Dislocations - Emergency Department
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    are uncommon; where they occur they are usually associated with seizures or electrocution. 4. What do they look …