“…Different poisoning situations exist across the cultures (Wananukul, Sriapha, Tongpoo, Sadabthammarak, Wongvisawakorn & Kaojarern, 2007) and it is an important health problem (Mutlu, Cansu, Karakas, Kalyoncu & Erduran, 2010).Poisoning comprehensive definition is available (Belson, Schier, Patel& Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2005 (Jalali, Savari, Dehdardargahi & Azarpanah, 2012), agrochemical pesticides (49%), drugs (17%), alcohols (13%) (Singh &Unnikrishnan, 2006), anxiolytic/hypnotic drugs (lorazepam), acetaminophen (Lin, Liu, Liu, Chang, Chou & Wu, 2011), DSP, benzodiazepines (36.6%), paracetamol (22.2%), and antipsychotics (12.1%) (Cheri, Ramesh, Bhakta& Chris, 2012), sedative-hypnotics, opioids, pesticides organophosphates OPs (Shadnia, Esmaily, Sasanian, Pajoumand, Hassanian-Moghaddam&Abdollahi, 2007), alcohol (54.55%), medication (25.95%), pesticide (5.65%), drug (4.88%) (Chen, Wen, Wang, Lin & Lin, 2010), pharmaceuticals (63.1%), alcohol and surrogates (49.3%), and corrosives (21.8%) (Ostapenko, Matveev, Gassimova&Khonelidze, 2001).…”