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- Feb 16, 2025
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How can one estimate – approximately, of course – how much sodium nitrite (SN) was lost during vomiting?
Stan's Guide clearly states:
By "personal assessment," does this mean we might be able to visually distinguish between SN solution and gastric mucus? Or is taste involved during vomiting? Any signs from consistency or color?
Perhaps someone who failed due to vomiting can share more insight.
Thanks.
Stan's Guide clearly states:
"When vomiting, two things will happen. Retching will either bring up stomach mucus – a clear sticky substance – or bring up the SN liquid. The reason why it is advised to use as little water as possible is that you can make a personal assessment whether you brought it all up."
By "personal assessment," does this mean we might be able to visually distinguish between SN solution and gastric mucus? Or is taste involved during vomiting? Any signs from consistency or color?
Perhaps someone who failed due to vomiting can share more insight.
Thanks.