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| Is a nonselective beta blocker affecting bronchial and cadiac sites, reducing HR, cardiac output and BP. | Propranolol
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| Is a calcium channel blocker that is indicated for PSVT refractory to Adenosine, as well as A-Flutte and A-Fib | Verapamil
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| Provides assistance to the vascular buffering system by reducing the effects of metabolic, acidosis. | Sodium Bicarb
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| Is a fibrinolytic that acts by activating the process that converts plasminogen to plasmin and results in degredation of fibrin and fibrinogen. | Streptokinase
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| Is a rapid acting hypotensive agent producing peripheral vasodilation and a mild increase in HR, decreased cardiac output and peripheral resistance. | Sodium Nitroprusside
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| Is used only for inhalation to induce bronchodilation and to reduce laryngeal edema and mucus secretion. | Raceemic epi
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| Is indicated for tricyclic antidepressant and barbituate OD, refractory acidosis, and hyperkalemia at doses of 1mEq/kg | Sodium Bicarb
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| Is a non selective beta blocker that slows HR and decreases AV conduction and irritability | Sotalol
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| Is an ultra short acting depolarizing neuromuscular blocker. | Succinylcholine
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| AKA Vitamin B1 is required to convert glucose into energy. | Thiamine
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| Is indicated for coma of unknown origin, chronic alcoholism w associated coma, delirium tremens administered at 50-100mg IV/IM. | Thiamine
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| Is a synthetic sympathomimetic that causes bronchodilation w less cardiac effect than epi. | Terbutaline
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| Is indicated for ventricular and supraventricular dysrhythmias and is administered at 1-1.5mg/kg IV/IO | Sotalol
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| Is a self-administered analgesic gas composed of two different gases, that lasts only 2-5mins | Nitrous Oxide.
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| Is a selective seratonin receptor antagonist preventing nausea and vomiting. | Ondansetron
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| Is a nondepolarizing neuromuscular blocker that causes paralysis w/o bronchospasm or hypotension | Pancuronium
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| Is a rapid smooth muscle relaxant that reduces PVR, BP, venous return, and cardiac workload. | Nitro
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| AKA Levophed, and is given at 0.1-0.5mcg/kg/min IV/IO and titrated to response. | Norepinephrine
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| Is a long acting barbituate anticonvulsant w sedative and hypnotic effects that limits the spread of seizure activity. | Phenobarbitol
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| Prolongs ventricular repolarization, slows conduction, and decreases myocardial excitability. | Procainamide
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| Is an anticholinergic agent that enhances effects of analgesics and is a potent antiemetic. | Promethazine
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| Is a nonselecrive beta blocker affecting bronchial and cardiac sites, reducing HR, cardiac output and BP | Propranolol
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| Is indicated for chest pain associated w angina, acute myocardial infarction, acute pulmonary edema, and may produce a headache | Nitro
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| Is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas essential for life and one of the most important emergency drugs | Oxygen
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| Is contraindicated in cases of severe anemia, head trauma, hypotension, increased ICP, pts taking sildenafil, glaucoma and shock. | Nitro
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| AKA as Zofran, and is given at 4-8mg over 1-5mins | Ondansatron
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| Is light sensative and will lose potency when exposed to the air, given at 0.4mg per dose. | Nitro
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| Reduces the spread of electrical discharges in the motor cortex and inhibits seizures and can counteract the effects of digitalis. | Phenytoin
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| AKA Dilantin, and is indicated for seizures, status epilepticus, cardiac dysrhythmias secondary to digitalis toxicity | Phenytoin
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| AKA as Pronestyl, is indicated for V-Fib and pulseless V-Tach refractory to lidocaine. | Procainamide
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| Is indicated for hypoxia or anticipated hypoxia, or in any medical or trauma pt to improve respiratory efficiency. | Oxygen
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| Is a naturally occuring hormone that causes the uterus to contract, causing induction of labor, encouraging delivery of the placenta, and controlling post partum hemorrhage. | Oxytocin
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| Is dosed at 20mg/min IV drip, to a max of 17mg/kg to effect. | Procainamide
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