Drugs for your PT not you
Hypoglycemia
What is Oral glucose
Asprin
What is hypersensitivity, Bleeding disorder, aspirin intolerant asthma
Epi 1:1
What is .3cc
.01ml/kg-.3ml
Taking Drugs by Mouth (Orally) give one drug example
What is PO
Oral glucose, Activated Charcoal,Asprin
What does MAD Device stand for?
What is Intranasal Mucosal Atomization Device.
Myocardial Infarction
What is Nitroglycerin & Asprin
Oral Glucose
What is Decreased LOC, Nausea, Vomiting
Albuterol
What is 2.5-5mg in 3 ml NS Adult max(10mg)
1.25-2.5mg in 3ml NS Ped Max (5mg)
Medication administered via injection into the muscle?
Give one drug example
What is (IM) Intramuscular
Epi 1:1, Glucagon
What drug can absorb through your gloves?
What is Nitroglycerin.
Anaphylaxis
What is Epi 1:1 & Benadryl
Activated Charcoal
What is Decreased LOC, OD or corrosives, caustic, petroleum substances
Narcan
What is .4-2.0mg adult
0.1mg/kg Ped
Placing a hollow bore needle into the tibia or humoral head?
Give one drug example
What is (IO) intraosseous.
Epi, IV Fluids, Lidocaine, Narcotics,
Multiple Medications taken by one person?
What is Polypharmacy
Nausea & Vomiting
What is Zofran for nausea and Phenergan for vomiting
Albuterol
What is Hypersensitivity, Tachycardia secondary to heart condition
Activated Charcoal
143lb female Acetaminophen OD
what is contraindicated, Contact med control due to interference with Acetaminophen antidote.
Medical Technique that administers fluids, medications and nutrients directly into a patients vein?
Give one drug example
What is (IV) intravenous.
Epi, IV Fluids, Zofran, Narcotics, Phenergan, solumedrol
How often do you administer Epi 1:10 in Minutes
What is 3-5 min.
Sever Pain Management (Name 3)
What is Fentanyl, Dilaudid, Morphine
Solu-medrol ( Corticosteroids)
What is hypersensitivity, infection, immune compromised state
Diphenhydramine
What is Adult 25-50mg
Ped 1mg/kg, Max of 50mg
Insertion of medications beneath the skin either by injection at 45 degree angle?
Give one drug example
What is subcutaneous.
Epi 1:1
What are the 6 rights for drug administration?
What is Right Patient, Drug, Dose, Route, Time, Documentation