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NR and MD protocol drug actions

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Activated Charcoal   Absorbent  
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Adensosine   Antiarrythmic, naturally occuring nucleoside  
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Albuterol   Beta 2 Agonist, bronchodilator  
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Aminophylline   Diuretic, vasodialator, cardiac stimmulant, bronchodialator  
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Amiodarone   Blocks both A and B ardrenergic receptors negative inotrope  
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Aspirin   platlet aggregator  
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Atropine   Parasympathelitic, blocks acetylcholine receptors  
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Calcium Chloride   Calcium supplement, increased myocardial force, electrolyte  
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Captopril   Inhibits ACE preventing converison of Angio I to Angio II  
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Dexamethazone   Corticosteroid, decreases inflamation  
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Digoxin   Antidysrythmic, strengthens myocardial contraction  
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Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10   Caloric  
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Diazepam   Anxiolytic, suppresses spread of seizures  
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Diltiazem   Calcium channel blocker  
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Diphenhydramine   Antihistimine, blocks H1 and H2 receptors  
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Dobutamine   Adrenergic, stimulates hearts B1 receptors to increase myocardial contract. and stroke  
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Dopamine   Alpha and beta adrenergic receptor stimulator, dopaminergice receptor stimulator  
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Epinephrine   Both alpha and beta adrenergic agonist activity, more profound b effect  
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Furosemide   Potent loop diuretic that inhibits potent sodium and chloride reabsorbtion  
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Glucagon   Hormone/Antihypoglycemic, used for Beta blocker OD  
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Haldol   Antipsychotic/blocks postsynaptic dopamine receptors  
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Insulin   Anti diabetic  
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Ipatropium Bromide   Anticholinergic, parasympathetic  
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Lidocaine 2%   Antiarrythmic, depresses depolarization and automaticity in the ventricles  
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Magnesium Sulfate   Anticonvulsant, prevent or control seizures in preeclampsia or eclampsia  
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Mannitol   Diuretic, elevates plasma osmolality increasing fluid flow into extra cellular fluid  
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Metaprolol   Beta blocker, decreases HR  
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Methylprednisalone   Corticosteroid, Anit Inflammatory, synthetic steroid  
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Midazolam   Anxiolytic, depresses CNS, suppresses seizures  
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Morphine   Narcotic Analgesic, acts on opiate receptors in the brain  
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Naloxene   Opioid analgesic, CNS depressant, increases periphial venous capactiy  
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Nitroglycerine   smooth muscle relaxant  
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Oxytocin   Oxytocic, hormone that causes severs potent sitmulation of uterine and mammary gland smooth muscle  
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Pralidoxime   Reactivate cholinesterase, antidote  
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Procainamide   Antiarryhthmic, decreases excitability, conductin velocity and automaticity  
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Sodium Bicarbonate   Alkalizing Agent, buffer  
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Succinylcholine   Neuromuscular blocker  
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Terbutaline   Sympathamimetic, relaxes B2 smooth muscle and uterine contractions  
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Thiamine   Vitamin B1  
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Vasopressin   Vasoconstrictor, same effect as Epi  
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Vecuronium   Neuro muscular blocker  
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Verapamil   Antianginal, narrows QRS complex, calcium channel blocker  
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