A patient presents to the emergency room with vomi...

MULTISYSTEM REVIEW CCRN Quiz

Question Number 8

A patient presents to the emergency room with vomiting, incontinence, and increased salivation. The family states that the patient took an overdose of pills but they are not sure what the pills were. Based on the presentation, what type of overdose is most likely in this patient?

A. Cholinergic

B. Anticholinergic

C. Sedative

D. β-blocker

✔ Correct Answer:

A. Cholinergic

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