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Fentanyl
AADR 50-100microg
Morphine
AADR renal failure
2.5-10mg
Naloxone
Contras: AADR, new born
Indications: resp depression (secondary to the use of narcotic drugs)
Side effects: combativeness, vomiting sweating, tachycardia, hypertension, withdrawal convulsions, pulmonary oedema
Presentation: amp 400microg/mL
onset: 1-5 min
MOA: Prevents or reverses the effects of opioids by competing for the same receptor sites
Dose: 1.6mg
Dexmethasone
Indications: asthma unable to tolerate oral med, croup
Contras: under 6, AADR, steroid admin within 4 hours, over 8(croup)
Nil side effects
Vial 8 mg/2ml
Dose: 16mg single
Onset 30min
Epinephrine
No contas
1mg for cardiac
500mcg for anaphylactic
Indications: cardiac arrest, anaphylactic, life threatening bronchospasm,shock unresponsive to fluids Brady cardiac with poor perfusion, croup
MOA: acts on Alfa and beta adrenergic receptors to increase HR and contraction force, increase irritability of ventricles, bronchodilltion, and peripheral vasoconstriction
Alpha squeezes, Beta 1 beats, Beta 2 breathes.
GTN
CONTAS: AARD, HR <50 >150, Bp <100, Acute CVA stroke, riocigurate, HEAD TRAUMA, PDE inhibitor
1 spray
Indications:suspected ACS, APO, autonomic dysreflexia, inrukanji syndrome
MOA: potential vascodiltor that decreases preload by increasing generous capacity, pooling blood in venous capacity in peripheral veins, decreases after load,also causes vasodilation in coronary arteries
Nitric Oxide Makes Veins Open.
Salbutamol
Contras: AADR, < 1year
Indications: bronchospasm, suspected hyperkalmia
5mg
MOA: direct sympathmimetic agent affects B2 adreorecptors. Primary act as a bronchodilator also has inotropic and chronotropic actions. Lowers serum potassium levels through stimulation of ATP pump
relaxes smooth muscle to open airways
beta2 =breathe
Ipratropium bromide
Contas: AADR, under 1 year
Indications: moderate bronchospasm (unresponsive to salb), severe bronchospasm
500microg
MOA: antimuscarinic agent which promotes bronchodilation by inhibiting cholinergic bronchomotor tone
Parasympathetic = Constrict and Secretions."
Ipratropium blocks parasympathetic effects.
Glucagon
AADR
Indications: symptomatic hypoglycaemia, refractory anaphylaxis w hypotension
1mg
MOA: hyperglycemic agent that mobilises hepatic glycogen which is released in the blood as glucose,. Has inotropic and chronotropic effects that are not mediated through beta receptors
Ceftriaxone
Contras: AADR, penicillin or carbapenem sensitivity, Under 1 year (negotiation)
Indications: meningococcal, acute upper GI bleeding
2g
MOA: a third generation cephalosporin antibiotic with a bacterial action
Methoxyflurane
AADR
Liver disease
Under 1 year
Malignant hypothermia
Ondansatron
AADR
Congenital long QT syndrome
Current apomorphine therapy
Less 2 years
First trimester pregnancy
Modified Val salva manoeuvres
CONTAS: Requirement for immediate cardioversion, Hypotension, Afib a flutter, Aortic stenosis, Recent MI 3 MONTHS, glaucoma, Retinopathy, Third trimester
15sec blow 15sec down
INDICATIONS: SVT
COMPATIONS: syncope, prolonged hypotension state
I gel
Contras: Conc breathing, Use more than 4 hours
Indications: loss of airway patencey or airway protection
Complications: failure to provide adequate ventilation, patient intolerance, hypoxia, vomiting and aspiration, oropharygeal trauma
CPAP
CONTRAS: Under 16, Gcs under 8, Inadequate ventiatort drive, Hypotension, Pneumothorax, Facial trauma, Epistaxis
INDICATIONS: APO CCP: life threatening asthma
Change 3-5 min max 15 litres
Aspirin
Indications: suspected ACS, APO
CONTRAS: AADR, bleeding or clotting disorder, current gi bleeding or peptic ulcers, >18
300mg
MOA: Aspirin’s mechanism of action primarily relies on the irreversible inhibition of cyclooxygenase (COX) enzymes. By doing so, it stops the body from synthesizing prostaglandins and thromboxanes, which are lipid compounds responsible for pain, fever, inflammation, and blood clotting
Droperidol
Indications: acute behavioural disturbances: unresponsive to de escalating, SAT > 2, prevent harm to themselves or others
Contras:
Absolute- AADR, Lewy body dementia, Parkinson’s disease, prev dystonic reaction to droperadol, under 8
Relative- suspected sepsis, physically restrained with no CCP
precautions: hypoerfused, concurrent use of CNS depressants
Side effects: vascodilation/hypotension, extra pyramidal effects ie dystonic reactions
Pres: 10 mg / 2ml
Onset: 5-15
Dose: 10mg
Glucagon
Indications: symptomatic hypoglycaemia (unable to self admin oral), refractory anaphylaxis with hypotension/shock (unresponsive to 3 IM)
contras: AADR
nil side effects
Pres: vials: 1mg
Onset 4-7min
Dose: 1mg single
Glucose gel
Indications: symptomatic hypoglycaemia (able to tolerate oral med)
Contras: unconscious, difficultly swallowing,
Precaution: less 2
Side effects: nausea/vomiting, diarrhoea
Pres: tube 15 g
Onset 10min
Dose: 15g max 30g
Glucose 10%
Indications: hypoglycaemia (unable to admin oral), unconscious hypoglycaemia
Nil contras
Precautions: hyperglycaemia
Nil side effects
Pres: 250ml
Onset rapid
15 g repeated at 10g every 5min untill bsl at 4
Midazolam
Indications: generalised seizures (gcs12), sedation (for maintaining SAD/ETT, for procedures, CPR induced consciousness, to facilitate safe assessment and treatment of agitated head injury patient, adjunct to opiate analgesia, for ketamine emergence) acute behavioural disturbances with sat score > 2 unresponsive to droperadol
Contras: AADR
precautions: reduced dose in sickly or old, chronic renal failure, congestive heart failure or shock, can cause severe resp depression in patients with COPD, myasthenia gravis, multiple sclerosis
Side effects: hypotension, respiratory depression particularly when associated with other CNS depressants including alcohol and narcotics
Pres: 5mg/1ml
Onset 5-15 min IM 1-3 min IV
dose: 5 mg max 20mg
Amiodarone
Indications: cardiac arrest (shockable rhythm that’s refractive to the three Ds), sustained conscious VT (heamodynamicly stable)
Contras:
Cardiac arrest patients- tricyclic antidepressant OD
Sustained conscious VT- AADR, severe conduction disorders, tricyclic antidepressant od, current amiodieine therapy, concurrent anti arrhythmic therapy that prolongs the qt interval, pregnancy, lactation
Side effects: hypotension, bradycardia, nausea and vomiting, peripheral paresthasia
Pres: 150/3ml
Onset: 5 min
Dose: 300mg slow push max 450
Clopidogrel
Indications: pateunts with STEMI or STEMI equivalent AND - been accepted fir pPCI and the receiving cardiologist is requesting clop admin OR who have recived teneplace (and aspirin and enoxaparin)
Contras: AADR, under 18, modified rankin scale over 4, history of terminal illness or under palliative care, symptoms suggestive of acute aortic dissection, prior intercrainial haemorrhage, active bleeding
Side effects: heamorage
Pres: tablet 75mg
Dose600mg