Objective: To explore the rescue and pharmaceutical care of psychotropic medication poisoning

so as to provide reference for clinical diagnosis and treatment. Methods: Diagnosis and treatment of poisoning caused by overdose of sertraline hydrochloride

risperidone and fluvoxamine maleate in a 13-year-old boy was reviewed

and the rescue and pharmacological care of psychiatric medication poisoning were analyzed. Clinicians and clinical pharmacists formulated treatment regimens according to the manifestations and metabolic characteristics of psychotropic medication poisoning

and jointly carried out pharmaceutical care to ensure the therapeutic effect of children. Results: The child developed multiple system symptoms such as dizziness

vomiting

convulsions

cardiac insufficiency and respiratory failure

and was hospitalized. After hospitalization

the child received treatment including gastric lavage

assisted ventilation with respirator and blood purification. The blood drug concentration decreased

spontaneous breathing resumed

and neurological symptoms such as convulsions and tremors were improved. Conclusion: There is a life-threatening risk of psychotropic medication poisoning in children

which requires active intervention and treatment

and the participation of clinicians and clinical pharmacists in pharmaceutical care can better ensure the treatment effect.