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Q.434. acute lead poisoning in child presents as
a) status epilepticus b) ataxia c) focal deficit d) papilloderma
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status epilepticus

encephalopathy is more common in children due to interaction of the lead with the -SH radicals of the enzyme monoamine oxidase. there r changes in personality, restlessness, fatiguability and mental dullness. in some there may be acute conditions like convulsions, delirium and coma.

ref- parikhs , 5th ed, pg no - 764
apurba nandy, pg no - 500
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