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Class of acetaminophen non-narcotic analgesic anti-pyretic
pharm of acetaminophen inhibits COX2 and peroxidase reaction preventing production of prostaglandins
indication for acetaminophen mild-moderate pain and fever
contraindication for acetaminophen allergic, alcoholism, chronic liver disease, cardiac issues
SE of acetaminophen rare, N/V
Adult and Pedi dose for acetaminophen Adult: 650mg - 975mg PO, 1g IV Pedi: 15mg/kg PO/PR
what is dextrose and what is it used for its a water soluble monosaccharide used to correct hypoglycemia
contraindication for dextrose known hyperglycemia
side effects of dextrose necrosis with extravasation and may worsen existing hyperglycemia
Adult and pediatric dose for dextrose Adult: D50: 25g IV/IO, D10 in 50mL (5g) boluses to max of 250mL (25g) Pediatric: birth -2mo = 5-10mL/kg of D10 Pediatric 2mo-2yr = 2-4 mL/kg of D25 Pediatric >2yr = 1-2mL/kg of D50
class and pharmacodynamics of Solu-Medrol synthetic glucocorticoid/steroid anti-inflammatory, suppresses immune response
indication for solu-medrol bronchial asthma, COPD, anaphylaxis
contraindication for solu-medrol allergic
side effects of solu-medrol increased BGL, delayed effects not seen in prehospital setting
dose of solu-medrol for adults and pediatrics Ault: 125-250mg IV/IO Pedi: >2mg/kg IV/IO (max 60mg)
Terbutaline class and pharmacodynamics non-selective beta agonist relaxes bronchospasm without as much cardiovascular effects like epi
indications for terbutaline asthma, reversable airway obstruction associated with bronchitis/emphysema, preterm labor
contraindications for terbutaline allergic and <12YO
side effects of terbutaline palps, anxiety, tremulous, HA, dizzy, tachycardia
dose of terbutaline 0.25mg IM
class and pharmacodynamics of dexamethasone synthetic glucocorticoid anti-inflammatory, suppress immune response
indication for dexamethasone bronchial asthma, CPOD, anaphylaxis
contraindication for dexamethasone allergic and (relative) fungal infection
side effects of dexamethasone fluid retention, may delay healing
adult and pediatric dose for dexamethasone Adult: 10mg IV/IO/PO Pedi: 0.5-0.6mg/kg (max 10-16mg) IV/IO/PO
pharm of diphenhydramine H1&H2 histamine blocker
indications for diphenhydramine allergic reaction, anaphylaxis, extrapyramidal reactions, sedation
contraindication for diphenhydramine allergic
side effect of diphenhydramine drowsy, dizzy, loss coordination, blurred vision, hypotension, tachycardia
adult and pediatric dose for diphenhydramine Adult: 25-50mg slow IV/IO/IM Pedi: 1-2mg/kg slow IV/IO/IM max of 50mg
pharm of droperidol dopamine receptor antagonist
indication of droperidol psychosis, chemical restraint of dangerous pts, excited delirium, N/V
contraindication of droperidol parkinsons, acute CNS injury, allergic, prolonged QT, pediatrics
side effects of droperidol extrapyramidal reactions, hypotension, tachycardia, prolong QT, dry mouth, restless, insomnia
dose for droperidol 5-10mg IM/IV/IO slow q x 1 in 5min if needed
haloperidol pharm blocks dopamine receptors, anxiolytic
indication of haloperidol psychosis, chemical restraint of violent and aggressive patients
contraindication of haloperidol hypotension, allergic, prolonged QT, acute CNS injury, parkinsons
side effect of haloperidol EPR, insomnia, restless, dry mouth, hypotension, tachycardia, prolong QT
Adult and pedi dose of haloperidol Adult: <69: 5mg IM max 20mg/day; >69: 2.5mg IM max of 10 Pedi: <6 contraindicated; 6-12: 0.05mg/kg IM (max 2.5mg); 13-18: 2.5-5mg IM
class and pharm of flumazenil (romazicon) benzo antagonist completely blocks GABA/benzo receptor
indication for flumazenil benzo OD
contraindication for flumazenil allergic
side effect of flumazenil opiate W/D, seizure, N/V/D
Adult and pedi dose of flumazenil Adult: 0.2mg IV/IO q 15sec up to 3 doses total Pedi: 0.01mg/kg q 15sec up to 0.05mg/kg total
class and pharm of lorazepam benzo that binds type A GABA increased in chloride influx hyperpolarizing causing sedation
indication for lorazepam anxiety, sedation, seizures, chemical restraint
contraindication for lorazepam allergic
side effects of lorazepam hypotension, sedation, amnesia, respiratory depression, N/V, apnea
adult and pedi dose for lorazepam Adult: 2-4mg IV/IO rate of 2mg/min to max of 8mg Pedi: 0.05-0.1mg/kg over 2-5min max of 4mg
class and pharm of nitrous oxide sedative/anesthetic gas CNS depressant, antagonist to NMDA receptors, agonist to GABA increasing chloride influx
indication for nitrous oxide pain, sedation
contraindication for nitrous oxide COPD, pneumothorax, bowel obstruction, head injury, AMS, EtOH/Drug intoxication, can't follow instructions
side effect of nitrous oxide dizzy, N/V, AMS, HA
Dose for nitrous oxide self admin 50%N2O and 50%O2
pharm of racemic epi nonselective beta sympathetic agonist
indication for racemic epi croup
contraindication for racemic epi allergic
side effect of racemic epi palps, anxiety, tremors, HA, dizzy, tachy
dose for racemic epi 0.25-0.75 mL of 2.25% diluted in 4mL NS
what can you substitute for racemic epi for croup epi 1:1000: 1mL in 4mL NS epi 1:10,000: 5mL no dilution
How does methylene blue treat for nitrate overdose> It turns the methemoglobin back into its oxygen-carrying form, ferrous oxide
indication for methlyene blue nitrate overdose and CO poisoning
contraindication for methylene blue allergic
side effects of methylene blue serotonin syndrome, dizziness, HA, hemolytic anemia, blue/green discoloration in urine/stool/skin
dose for methlyene blue 1mg/kg IV/IO over 5-10min
Pharmacodynamics of phenylephrine sympathetic agonist almost pure alpha agonist
indication for phenylephrine normovolemic hypotension, septic shock, spinal shock
contraindication for phenylephrine cariogenic shock
side effects of phenylephrine palps, anxiety, tremors, HA, dizziness, worsened ischemia, reflex bradycardia
Dose for phenylephrine 100-180mcg/min (0.5-2mcg/kg/min) IV
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