DrVirgo
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please answer.
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| cirus
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first one typicall alcoholic psychosis d t withdrawl..
second one is PCP (overdose psychosis)(dd-->amphytamine psychosis wich is not in the options)
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| DrVirgo
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| Almightyhelpme
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the first one is typical alchoholic hallucinosis --- alcoholic withdrawal begins within 6 hrs of last drink and is chgaracterized by autonim sx like tremors, anxiety, seizures------- followed by alcoholic hallucinations----- and in the end delirium temens wich i think occurs 3 days after the last drink.
the answer for the second question is PCP..... aggressive patient and as cirus said the dd is amphetamine toxicity.
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| elitoki
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D PCP has hallucinogenic symptom
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| dermatology
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doesnt patient with alchol withdrawal have tremens i.e seizures ???? how can patient with alcohol withdrawal get alrite in 5 days ??? unless he takes alcohol
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| gr8doc
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Alcohol withdrawl and PCP.
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| mjl1717
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also with PCP you could think nystagmus
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| Justice
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1. (E)... Normal vital signs do not match (A) which is usually followed by autonomic dysfunction
2. (D)
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