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Criteria for ICU admission of poisoned patient

Criteria for ICU admission of poisoned patient
CNS depression, including significant lethargy, coma
Agitation requiring chemical or physical restraint
Respiratory depression (PCO2 >45 mmHg), hypoxia or respiratory failure (ARDS), and/or endotracheal intubation
Hypotension (SBP ≤80 mmHg)
Seizures that are prolonged or recurring
Second or third degree AV block on ECG
Nonsinus cardiac rhythm on ECG
Significant acid-base disturbances (eg, metabolic acidosis with pH ≤7.2)
Significant metabolic abnormalities requiring close monitoring or aggressive correction (eg, symptomatic hypoglycemia following sulfonylurea or insulin overdose)
Extremes of temperature (eg, hyperthermia with T >104°F)
Poisoning with a "toxic time bomb"
Ingested drug packets, sustained-release preparations
Quantitative level of drug which predicts unfavorable outcome
Need for invasive hemodynamic monitoring (eg, pulmonary artery catheter or arterial line) or cardiac pacing
Need for whole bowel irrigation to enhance GI elimination of poison
Need for emergency hemodialysis, hemoperfusion, hemofiltration
Need for emergency antidote which requires close monitoring (eg, crotalid antivenin, Digibind, physostigmine, naloxone drip)
Ischemic chest pain from toxin (eg, cocaine, carbon monoxide)
TCA or other drug exposure with QRS >120 msec or QTc >500 msec
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