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Answer: Arsine
Explanation: Acute ingestion of toxic amounts of inorganic arsine (simplest compounds of arsenic) typically causes severe gastrointestinal signs and symptoms e.g., vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. These signs and symptoms might lead rapidly to dehydration and shock. Different clinical manifestations might follow, including dysrhythmias (prolonged QT, T-wave changes), altered mental status, and multisystem organ failure that ultimately might result in death.
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high blood pressure may cause swelling in the brain. This type of
swelling may occur when no other trauma exists. It certainly
relates to the rate of capillary exchange in the brain. Do you
remember Dave and his swollen ankle? The swelling was edema. In
looking at that case, we also discussed the two main factors
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Under extreme circumstances, there may be a time when incredibly
high blood pressure may cause swelling in the brain. This type of
swelling may occur when no other trauma exists. It certainly
relates to the rate of capillary exchange in the brain. Do you
remember Dave and his swollen ankle? The swelling was edema. In
looking at that case, we also discussed the two main factors
involved with capillary exchange.
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