Medical Science · Toxicology
A patient exhibiting dissociative shock presents with tissue hypoxia despite adequate oxygenation, showing tachycardia along with normal or elevated blood pressure due to methemoglobinemia. Which toxin is the most probable cause?
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- 1Carbon monoxide poisoning
- 2Organophosphate poisoning
- 3Cyanide poisoning
- 4Nitrate poisoning✓
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Nitrate poisoning
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