ABSTRACT
Introduction: Acute oral poisoning in children is potentiallyserious but a preventable cause of childhood morbidity andmortality. Most common age group involved is under fiveyears in particular toddlers. Objective of our study was tostudy the clinical profile of acute oral poisoning amonghospitalized children.Material and Methods: This is a retrospective data analysisof admitted/deceased patients spanning over a period of oneyear from March 2018 to Feb 2019.Results: The acute oral poisoning constituted 1.71% of totalpediatric admissions. The organophosphorus poisoning wasthe commonest followed by kerosene and rat killer poisoning.Conclusion: Organophosphorus ingestions are common acuteoral poisoning especially among fruit growing community inKashmir valley.