Step I Aspirin overdose?

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Domenech

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I remember reading from somewhere (but don't recall) that in children, the typical picture of aspirin overdose is only Metabolic acidosis of increased anion gap variety, without a concomitant respiratory alkalosis.

Anyone with an input?
 
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Infants rarely present with pure respiratory alkalosis. Respiratory alkalosis may not develop in an infant or it may be short-lived. The most common presentation for a child is metabolic acidosis.