[paul.fr]

Why a sedative overdose?
A sedated child should start peeing green?

Dr Carole Foot, an intensive care specialist at Queensland's Prince Charles Hospital. Foot says urine can provide information about whether patients are taking certain medications or are being over-administered.

For example, propofol, a common sedative in critical care wards, turns urine pink if given in the right dose but green if patients are getting too much.

[iko (OP)]

Why a sedative overdose?
A sedated child should start peeing green?

Dr Carole Foot, an intensive care specialist at Queensland's Prince Charles Hospital. Foot says urine can provide information about whether patients are taking certain medications or are being over-administered.

For example, propofol, a common sedative in critical care wards, turns urine pink if given in the right dose but green if patients are getting too much.

Ops! I didn't know this.  Me too ignorant indeed!
No drugs in my story anyway, far more common...objects.
BTW, little boy was fine at home, not in a critical care ward!  []

ikod

[paul.fr]

so the kid has swollowed something! oh i am useless at these type of things. i still can't see those magic eye things that seany keeps posting.

i need to go to bed to think, do i get a prize for my earlier answer? it's not about te winning it's all about the prize you know.

[iko (OP)]

so the kid has swollowed something! oh i am useless at these type of things. i still can't see those magic eye things that seany keeps posting.

i need to go to bed to think, do i get a prize for my earlier answer? it's not about te winning it's all about the prize you know.

Ok, that's your prize!

Good night!

ikod []

[paul.fr]

so the kid has swollowed something! oh i am useless at these type of things. i still can't see those magic eye things that seany keeps posting.

i need to go to bed to think, do i get a prize for my earlier answer? it's not about te winning it's all about the prize you know.

Ok, that's your price!

Good night!

ikod []

you are so kind. i could do with a new pen set!

[Karen W.]

Did the child suck on a marker or eat a marker or Easter egg dye! maybe chewed the felt out of an marker.

[iko (OP)]

Did the child suck on a marker or eat a marker or Easter egg dye! maybe chewed the felt out of an marker.

Good show Karen!

It happened even with the common ballpens;
they contain concentrated blue ink as well.
When they start drawing, kids love doing the
strangest things with pencils and felt-tips.
While they 'think' how to create artistic stuff,
some keep their tools in the mouth for hours...
Blue nontoxic ink gets swallowed, absorbed,
filtered and eliminated by the kidneys.

Blue + yellow = GREEN!  []

ikod

 
http://www.state.sd.us/boa/CENTRALSUPPLY/Catalog/Images/010110.jpg
http://www.readingmuseum.org.uk/handson/community/projects/8/galleryimage238_45423032.jpg

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the child may have an internall kidney infection??

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OR, they may have swallowed green ink from their mother's pen set??? 'yum yum'

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oopsy too late, Karen already got the answer, i forgot to scroll up the page!!!

[iko (OP)]

Did the child suck on a marker or eat a marker or Easter egg dye! maybe chewed the felt out of an marker.

Good show Karen!

It happened even with the common ballpens;
they contain concentrated blue ink as well.
When they start drawing, kids love doing the
strangest things with pencils and felt-tips.
While they 'think' how to create artistic stuff,
some keep their tools in the mouth for hours...
Blue nontoxic ink gets swallowed, absorbed,
filtered and eliminated by the kidneys.

Blue + yellow = GREEN!  []

ikod

No kidney infection.
No green ink: concentrated BLUE ink.
Blue + yellow = GREEN!  []

ikod

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i cant see the new posts on this section???

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there seems to be 2 different sections for this topic??

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ohh never mind i can access it now

[Karen W.]

Did the child suck on a marker or eat a marker or Easter egg dye! maybe chewed the felt out of an marker.

Good show Karen!

It happened even with the common ballpens;
they contain concentrated blue ink as well.
When they start drawing, kids love doing the
strangest things with pencils and felt-tips.
While they 'think' how to create artistic stuff,
some keep their tools in the mouth for hours...
Blue nontoxic ink gets swallowed, absorbed,
filtered and eliminated by the kidneys.

Blue + yellow = GREEN!  []

ikod

 
http://www.state.sd.us/boa/CENTRALSUPPLY/Catalog/Images/010110.jpg
http://www.readingmuseum.org.uk/handson/community/projects/8/galleryimage238_45423032.jpg

After all that I forgot to go back and check to see what it turned out to be,,LOL Thanks IKO! I did not know I was right! LOL You gave great hints~ to Paul!! LOL