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Definition
| fungal-induced, systemic poisonings caused by mycophagy, the consumption of mushrooms. |
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Term
| Paneolus, Psilocybe, and Stropharia (PPS) |
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Definition
| cause Mycetismus cerebralis |
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Term
| Paneolus, Psilocybe, and Stropharia (PPS) |
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Definition
| Sxs begin 30-60 post-ingestion of hallucinogen |
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Term
| Paneolus, Psilocybe, and Stropharia (PPS) |
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Definition
| Sxs include changes in sensory perception, visual acuity, depression, kaleidoscopic changes, and hallucinations (cerebral changes) |
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Term
| Boletus, Entoloma, Lactarius, Lepiota and Russula (REBLL) |
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Definition
| cause Mycetismus gastrointestinalis |
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Term
| Boletus, Entoloma, Lactarius, Lepiota and Russula (REBLL) |
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Definition
| Sxs include N/V/D within 1-6 hours. Lasts 36-72 hours. |
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Term
| Amanita and Galerina spp. (AG) |
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Definition
| cause Mycetismus choleriformis |
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Term
| Amanita and Galerina spp. (AG) |
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Definition
| Sxs include V/D within 6-24 hours that develops into dehydration, muscle cramps, coma, salivation, and death. |
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Term
| Inocybe and Amanita spp. (IA) |
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Definition
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Term
| Inocybe and Amanita spp. (IA) |
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Definition
| Sxs begin 1-2 hours post-ingestion and include V/D, sweating, convulsions, salivation, delirium, hallucination, coma, cardiac and respiratory failure, and death. |
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Term
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Definition
| causes Mycetismus sanguinarius |
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Term
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Definition
| hemoglobinuria, hemolysis, and jaundice within 6-8 hours. can result in death. |
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