英文摘要 |
At the end of March 2024, the first event of Bongkrekic acid intoxication occurred in Taiwan, resulting in six deaths. Bongkrekic acid intoxication is extremely rare and difficult to diagnose and test clinically. Bunkeric acid is colorless and odorless, and its incubation period is 1 to 10 hours. Gastrointestinal symptoms and severe liver function damage are the main features of Bongkrekic acid intoxication. The primary symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and general weakness. In severe cases, oliguria, jaundice, unconsciousness, shock, and even death may occur. The case involves a foreign female college student who developed Bongkrekic acid intoxication after consuming fried rice noodles at the Polam Kopitiam restaurant. This resulted in acute hepatitis and gastroenteritis, with symptoms of nausea and fatigue. Therefore, this article introduces the event of Bongkrekic acid intoxication, its mechanisms and symptoms, diagnosis and treatment, and a brief nursing care. It aims to provide clinical nursing staff with an understanding of this rare clinical condition and a reference for future care. |