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glutathione for atropine toxicity 5 Common Emergency Injections – Uses 1. Injection Uses: Symptomatic bradycardia (very slow heart rate) Organophosphate poisoning (antidote) To reduce excessive secretions (pre-operative use) ⚠️ Note: Atropine is NOT used Emergency drugs in critical care:

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glutathione for atropine toxicity 5 Common Emergency Injections  Uses 1. Injection Uses: Symptomatic bradycardia (very slow heart rate) Organophosphate poisoning (antidote) To reduce excessive secretions (pre-operative use)  Note: Atropine is NOT used Emergency drugs in critical care:

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glutathione for atropine toxicity 5 Common Emergency Injections  Uses 1. Injection Uses: Symptomatic bradycardia (very slow heart rate) Organophosphate poisoning (antidote) To reduce excessive secretions (pre-operative use)  Note: Atropine is NOT used Emergency drugs in critical care:

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glutathione for atropine toxicity 5 Common Emergency Injections  Uses 1. Injection Uses: Symptomatic bradycardia (very slow heart rate) Organophosphate poisoning (antidote) To reduce excessive secretions (pre-operative use)  Note: Atropine is NOT used Emergency drugs in critical care:

For therapy monitoring: A decreasing MMA level after starting B12 treatment confirms that the therapy is working and that the vitamin is reaching the cells

glutathione for atropine toxicity 5 Common Emergency Injections  Uses 1. Injection Uses: Symptomatic bradycardia (very slow heart rate) Organophosphate poisoning (antidote) To reduce excessive secretions (pre-operative use)  Note: Atropine is NOT used Emergency drugs in critical care:

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