Symptoms of cholinergic excess namely increased secretions

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Patients affected by nerve agents present primarily with symptoms of cholinergic excess namely increased secretions, respiratory distress, and paralysis. Diagnosis is clinical, and management is aggressive supportive care with the timely use of antidotes atropine and pralidoxime.

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