Clinical Medicine Diagnostics
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Atropine (or anticholinergic) toxicity presents with the classic triad: 'Hot as a hare' (hyperthermia), 'Dry as a bone' (dry mouth/skin), 'Red as a beet' (flushing), 'Blind as a bat' (blurred vision/mydriasis), and 'Mad as a hatter' (delirium/hallucinations). Tachycardia and hypo/hypertension can occur.
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