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Which of the following medications is likely responsible for this urine discoloration in an intubated and sedated ICU patient?
A 15-year-old male presents symptomatic several hours after inhaling spores of this mushroom as a home remedy for epistaxis. What is the presentation and pathophysiology of the toxic syndrome associated with this mushroom?
For a video of this mushroom in action: https://youtu.be/G_DXTlvvsco
A patient bitten by the pictured creature with the pictured lesion should be screened for which pathology?
Which component of the pictured plant is the cause of gastrointestinal symptoms when ingested? 
The plant pictured is used as a tea, powder, or capsule by individuals looking to self-treat pain or opioid use disorder. Patients may develop nausea, vomiting, hallucinations, or other serious clinical effects after ingestion. What compound is contained in this plant? Arecoline from Areca catechu Kava lactone from Piper methysticum Mitragynine from Mitragyna speciosa [+]
The post ACMT Toxicology Visual Pearls: Case of a Toxic Tea appeared first on ALiEM.
Chronic exposure to which substance can cause this finding on a Cervical Spine MRI?
Which of the following rodenticides, often used to kill the rodent pictured, causes seizure-like activity without altered mental status or a postictal period?
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