Symptoms begin 12-24hr after ingestion (may occur even later if ETOH is co-ingested as EtOH competes with alcohol dehydrogenase and has greater affinity for the enzyme than<unk> 
Confusion, ataxia, depressed mental status, seizure
Less inebriating than<unk>  or ethylene glycol
Visual disturbances (50% of patients)
Development may precede or parallel that of other clinical symptoms
Cloudy or blurry vision ("stepping out into a snowstorm")
Less inebriating than<unk>  or ethylene glycol
Development may precede or parallel that of other clinical symptoms
Cloudy or blurry vision ("stepping out into a snowstorm")
May be severe (bicarb < 5, pH < 7)
Compensatory tachypnea
Tachycardia
Hypotension→ can progress to shock
Tachypnea
shortness of breath (compensating for metabolic acidosis) → may progress to respiratory depression and/or failure
Abdominal pain
nausea and vomiting
Anorexia
Pancreatitis and gastritis
Transaminitis (mild and transient)
Methanol toxicity
Absinthe
Isopropyl alcohol toxicity
Barbiturates
Ethanol toxicity
Benzodiazepines
Ethylene glycol toxicity
Flunitrazepam 