Hypnotic Toxicity is a geriatric toxicological condition characterized by the adverse physiological and cognitive effects resulting from the accumulation or heightened sensitivity to hypnotic agents in older adults, distinguished from other drug toxicities by its specific association with medications prescribed to induce or maintain sleep.
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Chloral hydrate: the good and the bad.
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