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Disease Information for Epinephrine (Adrenalin) Administration/Toxicity: Clinical Manifestations

Signs & Symptoms: Circumoral pallor
: A2 greater than P2 in child; Accentuated A2 sound/cardiac; Accentuated fourth heart sound/S4; Apical pulse prominent; Bounding pulse; Brief Blood pressure increase/sign:; Brisk Carotid Upstroke; Carotids forceful pulsations; Digital pallor/vasospasm; Gallop rhythms; Gallop,atrial or S4; High blood pressure child; High blood pressure/sign; High blood pressure/transient/wide fluctuations; Hyperdynamic circulatory status/signs; Loud heartbeat/Forceful beat; Palpitations/Skipped beats; Pulse pressure/wide; Regional pallor/vasospasm; Sudden pallor; Systolic hypertension/diastolic normal; Tachycardia/Fast heart rate; Vasospasm of extremities/Signs; White/blanching area discoloration
: Axillary sweating; Excess feet sweating
: Nausea; Vomiting
: Decreased salivation; Dry mouth/Mucous membranes
: Chvostek's sign; Cold hands/fingers and toes; Cramping in Extremities; Hypertonia; Muscle cramps/spasms; Muscle twitches; Sweating palms; Twitchy/muscle spasms
: Action Tremor; Active reflexes; Autonomic instability/Variable BP/HR; CNS stimulation symptoms; Exaggerated physiologic tremor (14Hz); Excitement; Hand tremors; Hypereactive/on exam; Hyperreflexia/DTRs increased; Increased tolerance to pain/Analgesia/Awake; Jaw jerk increased; Knee reflexes increased; Numbness/distal fingers and toes; Seizures; Tremor; Tremor in Children; Tremor,fine; Tremulousness
: Hyperpnea; Rapid Breathing; Tachypnea/Increased respiratory rate
: Short attention span
: Diuresis/Large urine volumes; Polyuria
: Fever; Fever Febrile Possible; Flu-Like Syndrome; High body temperature; Nervousness/excitability/hyperactive adult; Pallor; Restlessness/Anxiousness; Signs of adrenergic activation/status
: Blurred Cloudy Vision; Difficulty Focusing Eyes; Dimming vision/acute; Diplopia Double vision; Eyelid Fasciculations; Mydriasis/wide pupils; Photophobia/Light sensitive; Pupil Abnormal/Signs; Segmental retinal artery spasms; Visual symptoms
Clinical Presentation & Variations: Presentation/Hypertension Abrupt Onset; Presentation/Malignant Hypertension Without Retinopathy
: Presentation/Diabetic Sudden uncontrolled Hyperglycemia

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