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Disease Information for Tricyclic overdose: Clinical Manifestations

Signs & Symptoms: Paroxysmal Shivering; Rigors/Shaking chills; Teeth Chattering; Uncontrollable Shaking
: Brief Blood pressure increase/sign:; Cardiac Symptoms/Signs; High blood pressure/sign; Low Blood Pressure; Signs of Poor Perfusion; Slow pulse/Bradycardia; Tachycardia/Fast heart rate
: Decreased sweating/Absent sweating
: Absence of bowel sounds
: Dry mouth/Mucous membranes
: Acute ataxia; Altered mental status Mental status change; Clonus; Confusion/agitation on exam; Confusion/Disoriented; Delirium; Delirium/Agitated delirium; Dysconjugate gaze; Hypereactive/on exam; Intoxicated state/ataxia/slurred speech; Long tract signs; Myoclonus/Myoclonic jerks on exam; Obtunded/poorly responsive status/signs; Seizures; Slurred Speech/Acute; Staggering Gait; Stupor/poor reponse to stimulus; Sudden unconsciousness; Tremor in Elderly; Unable to tandem walk/straight line; Unconscious/Narcosis status
: Agitation; Hallucination/visual; Hyperstimulated/Wakeful; Hypomanic state; Manic behavior; Psychotic behavior/symptomatic; Queer bizarre behavior/change; Short attention span
: Constitutional symptoms; Fever; Fever Febrile Possible; Flu-Like Syndrome; High body temperature; Intoxication/overdose syndrome; Low body temperature
: Blurred Cloudy Vision; Difficulty Focusing Eyes; Dimming vision/acute; Diplopia Double vision; Double Image Vision Confirmed; Dysconjugate eye movement; Mydriasis/wide pupils; Pupil Abnormal/Signs
Typical Clinical Presentation: Coma with normal Head CT Scan
Clinical Presentation & Variations: Presentation/Poisoning ER Adult Previously well
: Presentation/Ataxia in a Child Acute
Disease Progression: Course/Catastrophic presentation/onset

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