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Mitochondrial Poisons, Uncouplers & ROS | USMLE Step 1
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A 34-year-old agricultural worker develops painful oral lesions and vomiting after accidentally swallowing a herbicide stored in a beverage bottle. Over the next two days, his creatinine rises and he develops increasing shortness of breath with bilateral pulmonary opacities. The recovered product contains paraquat.