Cardiovascular drugs
Respiratory medications
Neurological medications
Routes of administration
Pharmo-dynamite
100

Class of medication used to slow the heart rate and reduce blood pressure

Beta-blockers 

100

Route of medication administration for Ipratropium

Inhaled (nebulized)

100

This drug is used to reverse opioid overdoses

Naloxone (Narcan)

100

What does "IV" stand for?

Intravenous

100

The fight or flight system

Sympathetic nervous system

200

This drug is commonly used in cardiac arrest to stimulate the heart

Epinephrine

200

Drug used in anaphylaxis to reduce airway swelling and inflammation

Epinephrine 

200

This general class of drug is commonly prescribed to PTs with seizure disorder

Anti-convulsants  

200

The difference between IM and SQ

IM is intramuscular; SQ is subcutaneous. IM goes deeper than SQ

200

The dose of IV fluids for the majority of patients suffering from dehydration

20 mL/kg 

300

ACE inhibitors are this class of drugs

Antihypertensives 

300

Mechanism of action of albuterol

Beta-2 agonist

300

By enhancing GABA activity in the brain, this class of drug is used to sedate patients who are actively seizing 

Benzodiazepines 

300

Most common route of administration for bronchodilators

Inhalation

300

Epi can increase cardiac inotropy and does this to the heart.

Increases strength of cardiac muscle contraction.

400

This type of prescribed medication typically ends in "-lol"

Beta-blockers 

400

This organ primarily consists of beta 2 receptors

Lungs

400

This medical condition is a type of seizure disorder known for having multiple continuous seizures

Epilepsy 

400

This medication is given sublingually (SL) instead of orally (PO) in order to bypass first-pass metabolism 

Nitro 

400

DAILY DOUBLE

Name 2 of the 3 sympathomimetic drugs common given in the pre-hospital setting

Epinephrine, norepinephrine, dopamine 

500
DAILY DOUBLE

Name two calcium channel blockers that are commonly used to treat hypertension and arrthmias

Verapamil and Diltiazem (Cardizem) 

500

This drug, traditionally given IV/IO or IM, can be nebulized in cases of croup

Epinephrine (racemic epinephrine)

500

This drug class includes selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and is often difficult to treat in cases of intentional overdoses

Anti-depressant

500

DAILY DOUBLE

Name the three routes of administration for nitroglycerin

Sublingual, IV, and dermal 

500

Known for treating hypertension and heart issues, this class of medications typically ends in "-pril"

ACE inhibitors