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Clinical description. The major identifying clinical features of strychnine poisoning through ingestion are severe, painful spasms of the neck, back, and limbs and convulsions with an intact sensorium. Signs and symptoms might progress to coma. Tachycardia and hypertension are also common adverse health effects (1-4). Laboratory criteria for diagnosis Biologic: A case in which strychnine in urine or serum is detected, as determined by a laboratory (5).
probability that a harmful consequence will occur. Thus, an extremely toxic chemical such as. strychnine cannot cause poisoning if it is in a sealed container and does not contact the handler. In contrast, a chemical that is not highly toxic can be lethal if a large amount is ingested. It should be noted that not all chemicals are considered hazardous. Examples of nonhazardous. chemicals include pH neutral buffers, sugars, starches, agar, and naturally occurring amino acids.