A patient presents with severe bradycardia, hypersalivation, vomiting, and excessive tearing. Which of the following agents would MOST likely cause his signs and symptoms?

A needle with a larger lumen and smaller gauge number may be needed for:

A) Viscous solutions. B) Emulsions. C) Coring. D) Thinner solutions.

A patient who is overly talkative during your assessment:

A) should be interrupted immediately. B) will not give a reliable medical history. C) may have abused methamphetamines. D) is usually an inherently antisocial person.