CRASH CART (MCI) Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

Basic
Used when ingested toxic/corrosive substances
Drain via NGT

A

activated charcoal

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2
Q

(A2-receptor)
For hypertension

A

adesan

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3
Q

(analgesic)
For pain

A

amadol / aeknil

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4
Q

(bronchodilator)
For asthma
Nebulized

A

asmalin / ventulin

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5
Q

(NSAID)
Aspirin
Take with full stomach
WOF bleeding

A

aspilet

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6
Q

(anticholinergic)
For code blue (3-5 mins)
Given with epi
Induces Tachycardia
Mouth dryness

A

atropine

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7
Q

(antipyretic / analgesic)
Pain medication that is indicated for pregnant women

A

biogesic

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8
Q

(anticholinergic)
Hyoscine butylbromide
For stomach cramps, period pains

A

buscopan

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9
Q

Antidote for magnesium sulfate

A

calcium gluconate

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10
Q

(cc-blocker)
Mixed with NSS
10 ml : 90 ml NSS
Lowers blood pressure

A

cardepin

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11
Q

(anti-anginal)
For chest pain (angina)
PO / SL

A

catapres

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12
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50% sugar
For hypoglycemia (< 70-80 blood glucose)

A

D50

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13
Q

For hyperglycemia (>120)
SQ only!

A

insulin

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14
Q

(steroids)
IV push
Prolonged steroid therapy = hyperglycemia
Immunosuppressant

A

dexamethasone

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15
Q

(antihistamine)
Benadryl
For allergies
Premedication for blood transfusion

A

dipenhydramine

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16
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For low cardiac output

17
Q

(adrenergic)
For hypotension
Check BP hourly

18
Q

(anxiolytic)
Induce sleepiness

19
Q

For cardiac arrest
Tachycardia
Used for only 3-5 minutes
Bronchodilator

20
Q

(diuretic)
IV push / drip
Monitor BP and UO

21
Q

(antipsychotic)
For schizophrenia, psychosis, delirium, etc.

22
Q

(coagulant)
WOF clots

23
Q

(antianginal)
For chest pain
IV drip
Lowers BP, HR

24
Q

(antianginal)
Taken SL
3x, 5 minutes apart - if it does not work, consider MI

25
(coagulant) Vitamin K
konakion
26
(cardiac glycoside) Digoxin For tachycardia
lanoxin
27
(antiarrhythmic) Anesthetic
lidocaine
28
(tocolytic) Prevents contractions
magnesium sulfate
29
(diuretic) Monitor BP, UO Induce hypotension For increased ICP
mannitol
30
(glucocorticoid) treat certain allergies, inflammation, or immune system problems
mepresone
31
(antiemetic) Treat NV, acid reflux
metoclopramide
32
(narcotic) Analgesic Induce sleep Respiratory depression; monitor RR
morphine sulfate
33
Morphine antidote
naloxone
34
(antihypertensive) For hypertension
neobloc
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(sympathomimetic) Increase BP
norepinephrine