Medication
What is the adult dose for Aspirin?
324-325 mg
What is the correct route for Aspirin
Oral pill
This is the first medication with persons experiencing chest pain or pressure
Aspirin
This medication can cause headaches and burning/ tingling to ingestion site
Nitroglycerin
What medication should we give to a patient that is experience bilateral wheezing and states he has a history of asthma.
Albuterol
What is the adult dose for an Epi-pen
0.3 mg
What is the correct route for Naloxone
Internasal
This is a medication given to a person who is hypoglycemic and does not have a gag reflex
Glucagon
This medication can cause aspiration and should only be given to patients with an intact gag reflex
Oral glucose
What are the medications we give to make up a Combivent or dual neb?
Albuterol and Ipratropium Bromide
What is the adult dose for oral Glucose
15-30 grams
What is the correct route for Olanzapine?
Oral tablet
This medication is used to treat schizophrenia, bipolar disorders or instability associated with autistic disorder
Olanzapine
This medication can cause tremors, restlessness, sweating, dizziness and anxiety
Epinephrine
How many liters of oxygen do we use when we give a Combivent/dual neb?
6- 8 liters
What is the adult dose for internasal Narcan
2 - 4 mg
What is the correct route for Glucagon
Intermuscular
This medication is used as a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medication
Ibuprofen
People often claim to have an allergic reaction to this medication
Narcan
How many liters of oxygen do we give when we place a CPAP?
15-25 liters
What is the dose for Nitroglycerin
0.3-0.4 mg
What is the correct route for Albuterol?
Nebulizer or Metered dose inhaler
This is used as an antihistamine
Benadryl/ Diphenhydramine
If given to a person that pulse oximetry is within normal limits, this medication can cause increased complications such as myocardial damage
Oxygen
What does the abbreviation NTG stand for?
Nitroglycerin