STUDY TO EVALUATE THE ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN PATIENTS WITH POISONING

Objective: The goal of the study is to determine pattern dangerous material presence in field, as well how severely it affects kidney function and can result death. Methods: An observational patients hospitalized poison ward tertiary care hospitals Gwalior was planned. For data collection a structured questionnaire used, which includes questions on demographic information, details poisoned intake, time interval between ingestion hospital admission. Results: There are 79 instances Celphos poisoning, 157 cases organophosphorus 67 hair dye 58 rat killer 51 acid or alkali ingestion, 28 alcohol intoxication, 14 Ethylene dibromide poisoning. Organophosphorus poisoning has highest number (157), whereas ethylene lowest (14). Except situations acid/alkali where age range 26–40 years more involved, majority serious were 10–25 year old group. Poisonings show male dominance over female dominance. Almost all poisonings deranged renal profile; however, bromide greatest rate (21.4%), celphos (28.37%) terms term mortality. Conclusion: findings that toxicity, dye, prevalent nearby region. Acute damage also detected celphos, organophosphorus, killer, poisonings, with being most common. Finally, had fatality rates.