Pharmacology

indication

100

I am given for oral toxic ingestion

Activated Charcoal

200

utilize me when your patient is hypoglycemic and you are not able to obtain IV access

Glucagon

300

you give me for moderate to severe pain.

I start with an H

Hydromorphone

400

I come later in the alphabet and you give me for refractory VFib or VTACH

Lidocaine

500

you give me for Asthma or COPD exacerbation

and anaphylaxis

Methylprednisolone

Contraindication

100

these are why you don't give me

hypersensitivity, sick sinus syndrome, cardiogenic shock, 2nd/3rd degree blocks

200

I don't play well with peanuts or soy. 

Ipratropium

300

What can I not take if I have taken Sildenafil in the last 72 hrs

Nitroglycerin

400

not recommended to give me if it has been longer than 3 hrs

TXA

500

Don't give me with a bleeding disorder, or a active ulcer

aspirin

Adult dose

100

my dosing range is 2.5-5 mg diluted in 2.5 ml of saline

Albuterol

200

my dosing range is 5-15 mg IVSP

Diazepam

300

my dosing range is 25-50 mg via IV or oral

Diphenhydramine

400

my dosing range is 0.5-2 mcg with a max dose of 100 mcg

Fentanyl

500

my dosing range is 2-4 mg slow bolus

Lorazepam

Peds dose

100

My dosing range for Vfib and VTACH is 5 mg/kg

Amiodarone

200

my dosing range is 0.01 mg/kg and you utilize me for cardiac arrest

Epi 1:10

300

I am given as a 20 ml/kg dose

Normal Saline

Lactated Ringer

400

my dosing range is 0.1-0.2 mg/kg slow bolus for pain and angina

Morphine sulfate

500

my dosing range is 0.15 mg/kg

Ondansetron

Test questions

100

which class of medications is used to counteract the effects of histamine release during allergic reactions

anticoagulants

antihistamines

anticholinergics

antiarrhytnmics

Antihistamines

200

what is the primary indication for the use of medications classified as antiemetics

to reduce fever

to relieve pain

to treat nausea & vomiting

to manage anxiety

to treat nausea and vomiting

300

your patient is experiencing severe pain following a traumatic injury. which of the following routes of medication administration would provide the fastest onset of pain relief

intramuscular

intravenous

subcutaneous

oral

intravenous

400

which of the following factors can significantly affect the pharmacokinetics of a drug

Age of pt

amount of volume

manufacturers brand name

the drugs molecular weight

Age

500

your pt complains of frequent urination, excessive thirst, and unexplained weight loss. which condition is most likely responsible for these symptoms

kidney stones

urinary tract infections

diabetes mellitus

diabetic ketoacidosis

Diabetes mellitus