CNS depression
Similar to ETOH intoxication, but longer-lasting
Usually peaks in first hour of ingestion
GI
Nausea/vomiting / abdominal pain / hemorrhagic gastritis
Respiratory depression
Fruity breath from acetone
Hypotension, hypothermia from peripheral vasodilation
Hypoglycemia (in malnourished patients)
Similar to ETOH intoxication, but longer-lasting
Usually peaks in first hour of ingestion
Nausea/vomiting / abdominal pain / hemorrhagic gastritis
Fruity breath from acetone
Isopropyl alcohol toxicity
Starvation ketoacidosis
Methanol toxicity
Diabetic Ketoacidosis
Ethanol toxicity
Inborn errors of metabolism
Ethylene glycol toxicity
Salicylate Toxicity