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An anecdote is a funny little story; an antidote counteracts poison. Tell someone an anecdote about your close encounter with a rattlesnake and how the cute park ranger had to get you the antidote for snake venom right away.

An antidote cures what ails you. It's an actual counteragent to a poison, like snake venom. It is also used figuratively for anything that neutralizes or counterbalances an unpleasant feeling or situation. Here are some examples:

An antidote is a remedy that relieves. So if you get headaches from long bus rides, it's best to travel equipped with the key pain alleviating antidotes: Tylenol, lots of water and soothing music. Continue reading...

The Antidote Safe Room was a room located on the ground floor of the Nerve Gas House and was the starting point of a deadly game set up by John Kramer, better known as the Jigsaw Killer, and his apprentice, Detective Mark Hoffman. The room itself was in a dilapidated state with the windows being blocked by metal barricades in order to prevent its inmates from leaving the house. Additionally the heavy metal door to the room was locked and secured by a booby trap on the other side. A deadly nerve agent, similar to the Sarin Gas used during the Tokyo subway attacks on March 20, 1995, was carried into the room through a small ventilation shaft. This would cause the inmates who were breathing in the gas to die after approximately two hours unless they managed to find syringes with the antidote hidden all around the house. One was located inside a large safe in the middle of the room. Under the safe was a hidden trapdoor leading down to an underground tunnel network. Unknown to the victims, they had numbers in different colours written on their necks. The order in which the colours appeared on the rainbow was also the same order in which the numbers had to be entered in order to open the safe. A tape containing the instructions and clues for the game as well as a key to the trapdoor and a warning message were hidden inside a hollow space behind a brick wall. Everything that happened in the room was recorded by a camera. (Saw II, V)

The tape told them that they were all breathing in a deadly nerve gas since the moment they arrived in the house. While the doors would open after three hours the gas would already kill them after two hours. In order to survive the prisoners had to find syringes with the antidote which were hidden in the house with one of them being in the safe. Additionally Jigsaw told them that they all had a connection and told them that the clue to this connection was marked with a "X". After listening to the tape Xavier grabbed the key. Amanda begged him to listen to the message which warned them not to use the key to open any door in the room. However he refused to do so and tried to open the door which activated the booby trap and caused a magnum on the other side to go off and shoot Gus Colyard right in the eye. While the other prisoners panicked, Jonas demanded Amanda to tell him how she knew about the tape. She then told them about Jigsaw and his games and therefore also revealed that she had survived one of his tests before.

As time went by, the prisoners' desperation worsened as they hadn't managed to get one of the antidotes yet. Eventually Xavier, who had separated from the others, returned to the Safe Room. Upon entering, he accidentally pulled the jacket covering Gus' corpse away. When he wanted to put it back he suddenly discovered a red "2" written on the back of Gus' neck and therefore finally realized the meaning of Jigsaw's clues from the instruction tape. Moments later, Jonas entered the room. Due to the effects of the nerve gas he spit blood and threw up on the floor. In an attempt to convince Xavier to work together, he told him that they had more in common than he thought. Furthermore he told him that he had enemies that would go after his family if they wouldn't get their hands on him. However Xavier wasn't interested and instead told Jonas to turn around so he could see the number on the back of his neck. When he pulled out a knife from his waistband, the two of them engaged in a brutal fight during which Xavier was heavily injured when Jonas kicked him right in the face. Unfortunately Jonas lost the upper hand when the effects of the gas forced him on his knees. Embracing his opportunity, Xavier grabbed a nail-studded baseball bat which he had found earlier and brutally smashed Jonas' head. Stunned by the blow, Jonas turned around and tried to speak, but ultimately fell dead before he could mutter his finals words. When he was dead, Xavier checked the number in his neck, which was a yellow "16". After that he went for the other prisoners and shouted for them, claiming he had found a way out.

Only seconds after Daniel and Amanda went through the trapdoor and found the underground tunnels underneath the house, Xavier managed to open the door and continued to pursue them. Full of fear Amanda and Daniel ran away and followed the tunnel until they found another door. When they entered the room and turned on the lights the room was revealed to be a grimy industrial bathroom where they found the decomposed corpses of Adam Stanheight and Zep Hindle, two other victims of Jigsaw's deadly games who died several months ago already. As there was no other way to escape the room Daniel decided to sham being dead. Just a few seconds later Xavier entered the room. When Amanda told him Daniel was gone he told her that all he wanted from her was a number written on her and Daniel's neck as those numbers were the combination to the safe which contained one of the antidotes. Amanda reminded him that he would still need her as she was the only person left who could tell him about his own number. However instead of asking her for help Xavier eventually cut off the skin from his neck with a knife he previously found in the basement while Amanda was watching in horror. When he was done he approached her but was killed by Daniel who suddenly jumped up and sliced his throat with the hacksaw previously used by Lawrence Gordon to cut off his own foot. When Xavier died in front of them, Amanda started screaming.

However as she and Daniel were the only survivors left in the house the time for the next part of her and John's plan had come. Amanda subdued Daniel and injected him with the antidote from the safe. Afterwards she took his unconscious body with her and brought him to the Wilson Steel Plant, where John was already waiting for her to arrive. (Saw II)

• There are dozens of different antidotes; however, some may only counteract one particular drug, whereas others (such as charcoal) may help reduce the toxicity of numerous drugs. Most antidotes are not 100% effective, and fatalities may still occur even when an antidote has been given. Some examples of antidotes include:Acetylcysteine for acetaminophen poisoning

• Activated charcoal for most poisons

• Atropine for organophosphates and carbamates

• Digoxin immune fab for digoxin toxicity

• Dimercaprol for arsenic, gold, or inorganic mercury poisoning

• Flumazenil for benzodiazepine overdose

• Methylene blue for drug-induced methemoglobinemia

• Naloxone for opioid overdose

• Pralidoxime for poisoning by anti-cholinesterase nerve agents.

Consider all things and events as dreamlike.Examine the nature of unborn awareness.Let even the antidote be freed in its own place.Rest in the ālaya, the essence.Between sessions, be a conjurer of illusions.

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Activated charcoal is sometimes considered to be an antidote. Activated charcoal works by binding the chemical in the stomach so it cannot be absorbed through the stomach. According to the American Academy of Clinical Toxicology and the European Association of Poisons Centres "the administration of activated charcoal may be considered if a patient has ingested a potentially toxic amount of a poison (which is known to be adsorbed to charcoal) up to 1 hour previously...". In general, the administration of activated charcoal is NOT considered a first aid procedure. Activated charcoal may be administered in the emergency department or under medical supervision. 2ff7e9595c