Salicylate toxicity

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Background

  • therapeutic: 15mg/kg, 15-30mg/dL, peak level 2-4 h
  • large ingestion- peak levels 18-24h (2/2 bezoar/pylorospasm), enteric or SR peak lev up to 60hr
  • 1/2 life longer if toxic: 2-4 hr (therapeutic), up to 20hr (toxic)
  • decr protein bind: 90% therap, 75% toxic, increases apparent Vd


Pathophys

1.mixed acid-base: primry resp alkalosis & merab acidosis. if have resp acidosis consider a. pulm edema, b. resp depressing co-ingestant, c. resp fatigue

2. fluid loss, lytes off: emesis, tachypnea, kidneys excrete bicarb/K,nonolig RF vs oligur (SIADH)

3. abnml gluc metabolism

4. non-cards pulm & cerebral edema

5. plt dysfxn, anemia (chronic tox)

6. n/v/gastritis/decr gastric motility

7.tinnitus/hear loss (>20-45mg/dL)


Diagnosis

  • ASA level, tyl, etoh, utox, UA, icon, ABG, cbc, chem 7, lfts, coag
  • ekg


  • level >30mg/dL s/s of tox

or, >35 at any time


Treatment

1. sdac 1-2 gm/kg, in right context

2. WBI- consider if enteric/SR

3. IVFs: NS boluses for uop 1-2cc/k/h

4. lytes: consider 40mEq KCl/L, hypoK will prevent urine alkaliniz

5. urine alkaliniz-fxn of flow & pH, consider bicarb if ASA>35 or suspect serious toxicity. 1-2mEq/kg IV bolus then D5W c 3amps bicarb/L @1.5-2x maintenance adjust for goal urine pH>7.5

6. HD: consider if elderly, chronic, AMS, acidemia, severe comorbid

-renal failure

-CHF(relative)

-NCPE, ARDS

-unstable VS

-acid-base/lyte problem p rx

-failed urine alkaliniz

-hepatic failure c coagulopathy

-acute>100, chronic>60 (relative)

    • maintain hypervent if intubated


Dialysis

If-

- severely AMS

- coma

- sz

- refractory acidosis

- pulm edema, chf

- renal failure, anuric

- 6hr lvl > 100- 120 in acute OD


Source

Casillas '05