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Antidotes and their Mechanism of Action: A Systematic Review

  •   Deva Tulasi Komatineni
  •   Udaya Ratna Kolli
  •   Mohammed Bashir Abazar Elmamoon Ball Elsheep
  •   Varshitha Reddy Balineni
  •   Keerthi Sri Gundla
  •   Yousif Osman Salih Saeed
  •   Jithendra Chimakurthy
  •   Ravindra Babu Pingili

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International, Volume 34, Issue 38B, Page 67-87
DOI: 10.9734/jpri/2022/v34i38B36228
Published: 24 May 2022

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Abstract


An antidote is a therapeutic agent that counteracts the hazardous effects of a medicine or toxin, according to the International Programmed of Chemical Safety. Antidotes have been defined as agents that alter the poisonous substance's kinetics or interfere with its impact at receptor sites. This could be due to the poison being prevented from being absorbed, bound, and neutralized immediately, antagonizing its end-organ impact, or inhibiting conversion to more hazardous metabolites. The kind of toxin eaten, the anticipated amount taken by the individual, the route of exposure, clinical toxicity characteristics, half-life, and pharmacokinetics, as well as the risk versus benefit of administering the antidote, all influence the length of antidotal therapy. An infusion may be necessary if the antidote has a short half-life, especially if poisoning symptoms return. To treat the negative effects of toxins, it is required. Occasionally, that intervention is necessary. may entail the use of pharmacological antagonists, also referred to as an antidote The most common poisons, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers, include Acetylcysteine, naloxone, atropine, and deferoxamine are some of the most widely used antidotes.

Keywords:
  • Antidote
  • poison
  • pesticides
  • insecticides
  • acetylcysteine
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Komatineni, D. T., Kolli, U. R., Elsheep, M. B. A. E. B., Balineni, V. R., Gundla, K. S., Saeed, Y. O. S., Chimakurthy, J. and Pingili, R. B. (2022) “Antidotes and their Mechanism of Action: A Systematic Review”, Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International, 34(38B), pp. 67–87. doi: 10.9734/jpri/2022/v34i38B36228.
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