| poisoning by unknown substances |
Cases in which there is no information concerning the nature of the poison taken, and the signs and symptoms are not recognized as being due to any particular substance. Specific antidotes cannot be given in this
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| poisonous plants |
Plants containing a poisonous substance that may be fatal if ingested, including azalea, castor bean, chinaberry, European bittersweet, wild or black cherry, oleander, berries of holly and mistletoe, dieffenbachia, horse chestnu
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| poison h. |
Conium maculatum, a large herb that contains the poisonous alkaloid coniine; in both humans and other animals it causes nausea and vomiting, followed by potentially fatal muscle paralysis and respiratory failure. The dried fully grown but unripe fruit has sedative, anodyne, and antispasmodic properties. Called also hemlock.
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| poison ivy d. |
see rhus d.
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| poison ivy e. |
an extract of the fresh leaves of poison ivy, Rhus radicans, used in desensitization for prevention of rhus dermatitis due to poison ivy.
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