PHARM MED ORG: Developed by the British during World War II as an
antidote for 'Lewisite'.

Effective topically and systematically as antidote for poisoning caused by Arsenic, Antimony, Hg, Au, Pb.

Applied topically and IM in 5% to 10% sol in peanut oil

Question

Developed by the British during World War II as an
antidote for 'Lewisite'.

Effective topically and systematically as antidote for poisoning caused by Arsenic, Antimony, Hg, Au, Pb.

Applied topically and IM in 5% to 10% sol in peanut oil

Dwight Obillos · Accepted Answer

Dimercaprol

-BAL (British Anti-Lewisite)

Developed by the British during World War II as an antidote for 'Lewisite'. Effective topically and systematically as antidote for poisoning caused by Arsenic, Antimony, Hg, Au, Pb. Applied topically and IM in 5% to 10% sol in peanut oil