Predicting the severity of cocaine-associated rhabdomyolysis

Keyphrases

• Cocaine 100%
• Rhabdomyolysis 100%
• Clinical Features 40%
• Acute Cocaine Intoxication 40%
• High Risk 20%
• Risk Factors 20%
• Seizure 20%
• Classification System 20%
• Emergency Department 20%
• Medical Emergency 20%
• Chest Pain 20%
• Arrhythmia 20%
• Cardiac Arrest 20%
• Retrospective Case Series 20%
• Fever 20%
• Dyspnea 20%
• Patient Management 20%
• Agitation 20%
• Teaching Hospital 20%
• Patient Visits 20%
• Tachycardia 20%
• Hypotension 20%
• Delirium 20%
• Serum Creatine Kinase 20%
• Urban Teaching 20%
• Coma 20%
• Cocaine Use 20%
• Leukocytosis 20%
• Aggressive Therapy 20%
• Diaphoresis 20%
• Intoxication 20%
• Severe Group 20%
• Rating System 20%
• Indigent Population 20%
• In-hospital Management 20%
• Elevated Serum Creatinine 20%
• Severity Risk 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Rhabdomyolysis 100%
• Clinical Feature 40%
• Syndrome 40%
• Cocaine Intoxication 40%
• Heart Arrest 20%
• Emergency Ward 20%
• Creatinine Blood Level 20%
• Heart Arrhythmia 20%
• Dyspnea 20%
• Delirium 20%
• Thorax Pain 20%
• Creatine Kinase Blood Level 20%
• Teaching Hospital 20%
• Leukocytosis 20%
• Hospital Management 20%
• Hypotension 20%
• Coma 20%
• Tachycardia 20%
• Intoxication 20%
• Medical Emergency 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Rhabdomyolysis 100%
• Syndrome 40%
• Clinical Feature 40%
• Cocaine Intoxication 40%
• Heart Arrhythmia 20%
• Heart Arrest 20%
• Creatinine 20%
• Toxic Injury 20%
• Dyspnea 20%
• Tachycardia 20%
• Creatine Kinase 20%
• Thorax Pain 20%
• Hypotension 20%
• Delirium 20%
• Leukocytosis 20%
• Coma 20%