Supportive Care
Cardiac monitoring
Sodium bicarbonate if widened QRS
IV fluids for hypotension (norepinephrine if refractory)
Benzodiapazines for seizures
GI Decontamination
A single dose of activated charcoal, 1 g/kg (typical adult dose is 50 g), may be given to a patient who presents within one to two hours of ingestion.
AC should not be given to patients at risk for aspiration
Cardiac monitoring
Sodium bicarbonate if widened QRS
IV fluids for hypotension (norepinephrine if refractory)
Benzodiapazines for seizures
GI Decontamination
A single dose of activated charcoal, 1 g/kg (typical adult dose is 50 g), may be given to a patient who presents within one to two hours of ingestion.
AC should not be given to patients at risk for aspiration
Sodium bicarbonate if widened QRS
IV fluids for hypotension (norepinephrine if refractory)
A single dose of activated charcoal, 1 g/kg (typical adult dose is 50 g), may be given to a patient who presents within one to two hours of ingestion.
AC should not be given to patients at risk for aspiration
SNRI Toxicity
Disulfiram effect
Transient 
Dystonic reaction
Kratom toxicity
Anticholinergic toxicity
Cyanide toxicity
Jet Propulsion Fuel 8 toxicity