Emergency Service Medications and Combinations Overview

Vocabulary-style flashcards covering common emergency room medications, their active ingredients, primary uses, and frequently used drug combinations based on clinical internship notes.

Dikloron (Diklofenak sodyum)

An agent used for pain, musculoskeletal pain, and inflammation.

Arveles (Deksketoprofen)

A powerful pain reliever classified as an NSAID (Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug).

Novalgin / Andolor (Metamizol sodyum / Metanozol)

A medication used as a pain reliever and antipyretic (fever reducer).

Zofran (Ondansetron)

A medication used to prevent nausea and vomiting.

Metpamid (Metoklopramid)

Used for nausea and vomiting; it also accelerates gastric emptying.

Dramamin (Dimenhidrinat)

Used to treat dizziness and nausea.

Avil (Feniramin hidrojen maleat)

Used for allergic reactions and itching.

Dekort (Deksametazon)

A steroid used for allergy, edema, and inflammation.

Prednol (Metilprednizolon)

A steroid used for allergy, asthma, and inflammation.

Buscopan (Hiyosin-N-butilbromür)

A spasmolytic used for abdominal pain and spasms.

Muscoril / Tilcolit (Tiyokolşikosid)

A medication that acts as a muscle relaxant.

Lasix (Furosemid)

A diuretic medication used to increase urine production.

Nötropol (B vitamini kompleksi)

A vitamin supplement consisting of $B_1 + B_6 + B_{12}$ used for neuropathic complaints.

Frail (Famotidin)

A stomach protector that reduces gastric acid.

Arveles + Muscoril (Tilcolit)

A common combination used in the ER for back and neck muscle spasms.

Avil + Prednol or Dekort

A common combination used in the ER for treating allergic reactions.

Buscopan + Dikloron

A common combination used in the ER for kidney stones or colic pain.

Storage Conditions for Medications

Store at room temperature between $15-30^{\circ}C$, keep in original packaging away from light, and out of reach of children.