Table 1 Clinical grading of severity of acute propanil poisoning
From: Clinical outcomes and kinetics of propanil following acute self-poisoning: a prospective case series
Minor | Asymptomatic or mild symptoms (usually gastrointestinal or sedation) with stable vital signs and no other organ involvement |
Moderate to severe | Poisoning requiring intervention (eg. clinical evidence of cyanosis, hypotension (MABP < 70 mmHg), hypoventilation requiring intubation, cardiac arrest or evidence of ischaemia, sedation or coma (GCS < 10), seizures, oliguria) |
Death | Â |