Med Pharm 2 Flashcards

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CIDC D50

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Intracranial hemorrhage
ICP
Stroke w/o hypoglycemia

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D50 dose

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12.5-25 g IV

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D25 ped dose

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0.5-1 g/kg betweeon 2 months - 8 years

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D50 can cause what in alcoholics

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May cause wernicke’s encephalopathy in thiamine deficient pt

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How to use D50 in alcoholics

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Give 100 mg of thiamine prior

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What is glucagon

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A prancreatic hormone

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CIDC Glucagon

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Hypersensitivity

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Glucagon adult and ped dose

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Adult: 0.5-1mg, can go again in 10 min
Ped: >20kg, same

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Onset of glucagon

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10-20 min IM, 1 min IV

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Glucagon duration

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60-90 min

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Side effects of glucagon

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Tachycardia, hypotension, N/V, urticaria

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Oral Glucose Dose adult and ped

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Adult: 25 g
Ped: 0.5-1g

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Oral glucose onset

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10 min

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CIDCs Insulin

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Hypoglycemia, hypokalemia

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MOA Insulin

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Transport glucose into cells of all tissues, converts glycogen into fat

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What does insulin do with electrolytes

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Produces intracellular shift of potassium and magnesium to reduce elevated serum levels of these electrolytes

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Short acting insulin

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6-8 hrs

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Intermediate acting insulin

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24 hrs

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Long acting insulin

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36 hrs

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Absorption of insulin depending on location(fast to slow)

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Abd wall, arm, thigh

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Insulin Glargine

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Lantus
Long acting insulin

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Biguanides

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Metformin

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Sodium-glucose transporter inhibutors (SGLT)

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Empagliflozin (Jardiance)

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Sulfonylureas

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Glyburide

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What is Hydrocortisone?
Solu-cortef is an adrenal glucocorticoid
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MOA Solu-cortef
Anti-inflammatory; Immunosuppressive with salt-retaining properties
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IDC Hydrocortisone
Shock due to acute adrenocortical insufficiency
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CIDC Solu-cortef
Fungal infections, known hypersensitivity
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Adult/Ped dose Hydrocortisone
Adult 4mg/kg slow IV bolus Ped 2 mg/kg slow IV bolus Max 100 mg
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Solu-cortef onset
1 hr
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duration of hydrocortisone
8-12hr
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SE Solu-cortef
HA, vertigo, pulmonary TB, HF, HTN, fluid retention, nausea
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How do benzos work
Binds to benzo receptors on postsynaptic GABA neuron with CNS, including in limbic system. Neurons become more permeable to Cl- which leads to hyperpolarization
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IDCS Diazepam
Valium should be used for seizures, anxiety, alcohol withdrawl
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CIDCs Valium
Hypersensitivity, resp depress, OPEN-ANGLE GLAUCOMA
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Diazepam Adult/Ped dose
Adult: 5-10 mg/2 min every 10-15 min, max 30 mg Ped: 30d- 5yr 0.2-0.5-2mg slow/2 min, 2-5 min, max 5 mg 5+ 1mg/2min, every 2-5min, max 10mg
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Valium Onset
1-5 min IV 15-30 min IM
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Diazepam Duration
15-60 min
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Order of benzos
Midazolam Lorazepam Diazepam
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Lorazepam CIDC
Ativan Hypersensitivity, resp depress, NARROW-ANGLE GLAUCOMA
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Ativan Adult/ped dose
Adult: 4 mg at 2mg/min, every 5-10 min Ped: 0.1 mg/kg, max 4 mg
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Lorazepam Onset
<10 min
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Ativan duration
6-8hrs
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Be prepared to do what with 2 rounds of lorazepam
Intubate
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Lipid solubility of benzos most to least
Dizepam(valium) Lorazepam(ativan) Midazolam(Versed)
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Which benzo is water soluble
Versed(midazolam)
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Midazolam Adult dose
10 mg IM once 5-10 mf IV .1mg/kg 5-10 mg IN, max 15 mg 10 mg buccal, max 30 mg
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Versed ped dose
0.1 mg/kg IV, max 5 mg 0.2 mg/kg IM/IN, max 10 mg
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Midazolam Onset
1-3 min IV
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Duration Versed
2-6 hrs IV
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Don't give midazolam to who?
Alcoholics
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MOA Mag sulfate
Reduces striated muscle contraction and block peripheral NM transmission by reducing ACH release at myoneural junction
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CIDCs Mag sulfate
Heart block or myocardial damage, hypotension
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Dose for mag sulfate
Eclampsia 1-4 g of a 10% solution IV/IO over 3 min Max dose 30-40 g/day
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SE mag sulfate
Hypotension, facial flushing, hyporeflexia, bradycardia, resp depress, diaphoresis
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How to reverse Mag sulafate
CaCl, Calcium glucanate
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IDCs of Decadron
CNS infection
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Dexamethasone Dose
10 mg IV once
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Decadron SE
>3wk infection susceptibility Adrenal suppression & cushing syndrome
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Thiamine
Vitamin B1
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MOA Thiamine
Combines with ATP to form thiamine pyrophosphate, a coenzyme for carb metabolism
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IDCs of Thiamine
Hypoglycemia with malnourishment Suspected alcoholism Wernicke's encephalopathy
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CIDC thiamine
None in prehospital
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Thiamine dose adult/ped
Adult 100mg slow IV Ped Nope
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Onset Thiamine
IV: Rapid IM: 5-15 min
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Mannitol
Osmitrol
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Mannitol Class
Osmotic Diuretic
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MOA Osmitrol
Promoted movement of fluid from intracellular space to extracellular space. -decreases cerebral edema and ICP -promoted urinary excretion of toxins
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IDCs Mannitol
Cerebral edema, ICP, IOP
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Osmitrol Adult/ped dose
Adult: 0.5-1g/kg over 30 min, followed by 0.25-2g/kg every 4-6 min Ped: 0.5-1 g/kg IV,IO over 30-60 min
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Mannitol Onset
15 min for ICP
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Duration of osmitrol
3-8 hrs
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SE Mannitol
HA, vomiting, wheezing, sore throat
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CIDCs Osmitrol
Hypotension, PE, severe dehydration, Intracranial bleeding, HF
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Always use what with mannitol
In-line filter and have vent ready cause it's a bronchocontrictor
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Oxymetazoline MOA
Stimulates alpha-adrenergic receptors in the arterioles of the nasal mucosa to promote vasoconstriction
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IDC Afrin
Nasal congestion, epistaxis
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CIDCs oxymetazoline
Heart disease, HTN, CAD
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Afrin Dose
2 puffs per nostril/12 hrs
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Onset of afrin
<10 min
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SE Oxymetazoline
Rebound nasal congestion Nasal mucosa irritation