
Safety 2010 Conference CMS

View / Edit Abstract

Email: *
Surname: *
First Name: *
Job Title: *
Institution: *
Address *	Tashkent, Bogishamol street, 223
Post/Zip Code *

Preferred presentation mode *

Oral Poster Workshop

Are you prepared to accept an alternative presentation mode? *

Yes No

Title of paper *

Authors: *

Presenting Author: *

Topic(s): *

Other Topic(s)

Key Words

Abstract Content *

Among evils, bringing children by civilization and technical progress for the last decades, especially significant are traumas and poisoning.
The aim of study is carry out of quantitative diagnostics criteria and evaluation severity degree of chemical traumas in children and recommendations on their prevention.
Material for study were 62 cases of acute poisoning among children at the age from 5 months to 18 years by the most wide-spread poisons: industrial ones  dichlorethan, acetic acid; domestic are  PhOI compounds (carbophos, chlorophosis), medicines  soporifics from the group of barbituric acid (Phenobarbital).
More often the poisonings take place at the age under 5 years old; in our study the poisonings at this age were 72,6%. It is explained by large inquisitiveness and activity of early and preschool age children. Very dangerous age is from 1 to 3 years, the poisonings at this age were 59,7% in our observations.
The second little peak is observed at the age 12-14 years. It is explained by more frequent attempts of suicide in pubertal period.
Among poisoned boys were more 67,7% cases than girls were 32,3%. This fact can be explained by higher activity of boys young and preschool age, their big inquisitiveness and inclination to adventures.
Thus, the main ways of preventing acute poisonings in children are:
	creating intellectual computer system on base of toxicometric researches;
	creating electron database in toxicology;
	creating International informative toxicologic center;
	instructive work among parents;
	put scientific working-outs on toxicology into practice.

Back No change

View / Edit Abstract

Web favorites