Oral toxicity
Supportive Care
Hydration
H2 receptor antagonists or PPI
Antiemetics
Consider whole bowel irrigation
Inhalation
Supportive care
Oxygen therapy
Bronchodilators
Metal fume fever
Usually self limiting
CXR usually normal
Chelation
Limited data on use, and data present is based off of case reports and treatment for lead toxicity 
Consider in patients with hemodynamic compromise
CaNa2EDTA, British antilewisite, DTPA were all successfully used in case reports
1000mg/m2/d IV CaNa2EDTA every 6 hours
Based on a successful case report, but should be given in conjunction with toxicology or poison control center
Dermal Exposures
Do not use water in metallic<unk>  exposures
Concern metal will ignite
Remove<unk>  with forceps and apply mineral oil to affected skin
Copper replacement
Oral copper alone shown to improve hematopoietic effects and prevent further neurological deterioration 
Supportive Care
Hydration
H2 receptor antagonists or PPI
Antiemetics
Consider whole bowel irrigation
Hydration
H2 receptor antagonists or PPI
Antiemetics
Supportive care
Oxygen therapy
Bronchodilators
Metal fume fever
Usually self limiting
CXR usually normal
Oxygen therapy
Bronchodilators
Usually self limiting
CXR usually normal
Limited data on use, and data present is based off of case reports and treatment for lead toxicity 
Consider in patients with hemodynamic compromise
CaNa2EDTA, British antilewisite, DTPA were all successfully used in case reports
1000mg/m2/d IV CaNa2EDTA every 6 hours
Based on a successful case report, but should be given in conjunction with toxicology or poison control center
Based on a successful case report, but should be given in conjunction with toxicology or poison control center
Do not use water in metallic<unk>  exposures
Concern metal will ignite
Remove<unk>  with forceps and apply mineral oil to affected skin
Concern metal will ignite
Oral copper alone shown to improve hematopoietic effects and prevent further neurological deterioration
Zinc toxicity
Aluminum toxicity
Nickel toxicity
Antimony toxicity
Mercury toxicity
Arsenic toxicity
Barium toxicity
Gold toxicity