Med Terms #4 Flashcards by Kenneth Pierce

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INDICATIONS: Severe pain, pain, and anxiety associated with CPAP use in ___ edema

For fentanyl

pulmonary

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PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been ___. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube

For Naloxone

intubated

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DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending ___ pathways.

For fentanyl

pain

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(Paresthesia) tingling or ___ of the skin, also known as “pins and needles” or a limb “falling asleep”

prickling

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Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until decreased secretions; 1 mg IM every 15 minutes if ___ IV

For Atropine

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DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 ___, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg

For fentanyl

mcg

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ADVERSE REACTIONS: Flushed skin * Tachycardia * Dry mouth * Dilated pupils * ___ * Blurred vision * headache

For Atropine

Delirium

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DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 ___/___, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg

For fentanyl

mcg/kg

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ADVERSE REACTIONS: Pulmonary edema, severe agitation, ___, dysrhythmias, & tachycardia

For Naloxone

hypertension

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Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid ___ push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1mg child; 2mg adolescent.

For Atropine

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Fentanyl - (Sublimaze, Duragsesic, Actiq, Fentora) / Opiate ___

agonist

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DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 ___. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg

For Naloxone

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ADVERSE REACTIONS: ___ edema, severe agitation, hypertension, dysrhythmias, & tachycardia

For Naloxone

Pulmonary

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Pediatric Bradycardia: ___ mg/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1mg child; 2mg adolescent.

For Atropine

0.02

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(Paresthesia) tingling or prickling of the skin, also known as “___ ___ ___” or a limb “falling asleep”

pins and needles

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(Sternutate) ___

sneeze

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(Rhinorrhea) ___ nose

runny

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Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV push every ___ minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1mg child; 2mg adolescent.

For Atropine

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DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 ___. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg

For fentanyl

mcg

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(___) when your eyes hurt whenever you step outside because it’s too bright; light-induced pain of the irises

Photalgia

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ADVERSE REACTIONS: Flushed skin * Tachycardia * Dry mouth * Dilated pupils * ___ * Blurred vision * headache

For Atropine

Delirium

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DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max ___ mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg

For fentanyl

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(Photalgia) when your ___ hurt whenever you step outside because it’s too bright; light-induced pain of the irises

eyes

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ADVERSE REACTIONS: Drowsiness * Nausea / vomiting * Respiratory ___, apnea * Bradycardia

For fentanyl

depression

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# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain ___. ## Footnote For fentanyl

pathways

(___) the descent of any internal organ (prolapse)

Procidentia

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 ___ - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

mins

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Narcotic ___. Unresponsiveness of unknown etiology ## Footnote For Naloxone

overdose

(Procidentia) the descent of any internal organ (___)

prolapse

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz ___ ___) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

Type I

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1 ___ child; 2mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Severe pain, pain, and anxiety associated with ___ use in pulmonary edema ## Footnote For fentanyl

CPAP

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: 1 mg rapid IV push every 3-5 minutes (max dose 3 ___) ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - ___ cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

Max

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max ___ dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

cumulative

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters ___ perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

pain

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: ___ the effects of all narcotics. Blocks opioid receptors which prevent narcotics from binding. ## Footnote For Naloxone

Reverses

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: ___ mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

(Photalgia) when your eyes ___ whenever you step outside because it’s too bright; light-induced pain of the irises

hurt

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 ___ slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

(Proctalgia) ___ pain in the butt

literal

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, ___ ___, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

GI distress

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * ___ complex (Mobitz Type I) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

Narrow

(___) sneeze

Sternutate

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 ___/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

mcg

(Pneumoultramicro___ilicovolcanoconiosis) lung disease from inhaling very fine ash and sand (or “silica dust”); also known as silicosis or the black lung

scopics

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * Severe respiratory depression * Severe ___ asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

bronchial

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: ___ / Aflutter with rapid ventricular response (RVR) * Mobitz Type II AV Blocks * Wide Complex 3rd degree AV blocks * Myocardial ischemia ## Footnote For Atropine

Afib

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * ___ respiratory depression * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

Severe

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: ___ heart rate in bradycardia, thus improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

Accelerates

(Pyrexia) ___

fever

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO ___. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

doses

(Photalgia) when your eyes hurt whenever you step outside because it’s ___ bright; light-induced pain of the irises

too

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or renal ___ * Severe respiratory depression * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

impairment

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat ___ mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

q2-3

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Pulmonary edema, severe agitation, hypertension, ___, & tachycardia ## Footnote For Naloxone

dysrhythmias

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * ___ hepatic or renal impairment * Severe respiratory depression * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

Severe

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, ___, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

agitation

(Prosopagnosia) inability to recognize ___

faces

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: ___ * Nausea / vomiting * Respiratory depression, apnea * Bradycardia ## Footnote For fentanyl

Drowsiness

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 ___. Max dose: 1mg child; 2mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / ___ ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

0.1

(Pneumoultramicroscopics___volcanoconiosis) lung disease from inhaling very fine ash and sand (or “silica dust”); also known as silicosis or the black lung

ilico

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal ___ (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

syndrome

(Rhinorrhea) runny ___

nose

(Prosopagnosia) inability to ___ faces

recognize

(Photalgia) when your eyes hurt whenever you step ___ because it’s too bright; light-induced pain of the irises

outside

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for ___ and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

THIRD

Pyrexia

fever

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. ___ mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

Dries

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, ___ to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

Binds

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. ___ should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate ___ withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

opioid

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) AV block * Cholinergic ___ (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

poisoning

(___) literal pain in the butt

Proctalgia

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Renal ___ * CHF * Down’s Syndrome ## Footnote For Atropine

disease

# Finish this sentence: Fentanyl - (Sublimaze, ___, Actiq, Fentora) / Opiate agonist

Duragsesic

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: ___ sensitivity to the drug ## Footnote For Naloxone

Known

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Do not use with MAOIs (___ oxidase inhibitors) ## Footnote For fentanyl

monoamine

# Finish this sentence: ___ - (Sublimaze, Duragsesic, Actiq, Fentora) / Opiate agonist

Fentanyl

(Pneumoultramicroscopicsilicovalcano___) lung disease from inhaling very fine ash and sand (or “silica dust”); also known as silicosis or the black lung

coniosis

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). ___ should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and ___). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

yawning

(Prosopagnosia) ___ to recognize faces

inability

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 ___ ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus improving cardiac output and decreases ___ of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

chance

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until decreased secretions; 1 mg IM every 15 minutes if NO ___ ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain ___ and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

perception

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until ___ secretions; 1mg IM every 15 minutes if NO IV ## Footnote For Atropine

decreased

# Finish this sentence: Fentanyl - (Sublimaze, Duragsesic, Actiq, ___) / Opiate agonist

Fentora

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Severe ___, pain, and anxiety associated with CPAP use in pulmonary edema ## Footnote For fentanyl

pain

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every ___ minutes until decreased secretions; 1mg IM every 15 minutes if NO IV ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe ___ or renal impairment * Severe respiratory depression * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

hepatic

# Finish this sentence: Fentanyl - (Sublimaze, Duragsesic, Actiq, Fentora) / ___ agonist

Opiate

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = ___ mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

0.5

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus improving cardiac output and ___ chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

decreases

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates ___ rate in bradycardia, thus improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

heart

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous ___ in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

membranes

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until decreased secretions; 1 mg IM every 15 minutes if NO ___ ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 ___ / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: Fentanyl - (___, Duragsesic, Actiq, Fentora) / Opiate agonist

Sublimaze

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Renal disease * ___ * Down’s Syndrome ## Footnote For Atropine

CHF

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: ___ skin * Tachycardia * Dry mouth * Dilated pupils * Delirium * Blurred vision * headache ## Footnote For Atropine

Flushed

(___palatine Ganglioneuralgia) brain freeze; having a headache from ice cream

Spheno

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ___ IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid ___ syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

withdrawal

(Proctalgia) literal ___ in the butt

pain

(___) tingling or prickling of the skin, also known as “pins and needles” or a limb “falling asleep”

Paresthesia

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST ___ doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

TWO

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * Severe respiratory depression * Severe bronchial ___ * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

asthma

(Procidentia) the descent of any internal ___ (prolapse)

organ

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory ___ endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

nerve

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every ___ minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow ___/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Pulmonary edema, ___ agitation, hypertension, dysrhythmias, & tachycardia ## Footnote For Naloxone

severe

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose ___ mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg ___ IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

slow

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Flushed skin * ___ * Dry mouth * Dilated pupils * Delirium * Blurred vision * headache ## Footnote For Atropine

Tachycardia

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: ___ does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / ___ ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

0.1

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Do not use with MAOIs (monoamine oxidase ___) ## Footnote For fentanyl

inhibitors

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Do not use with ___ (monoamine oxidase inhibitors) ## Footnote For fentanyl

MAOIs

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, ___, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

vomiting

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Narcotic overdose. Unresponsiveness of ___ etiology ## Footnote For Naloxone

unknown

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 ___ slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

cumulative

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ___ * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * Severe respiratory depression * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

ICP

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: 1 ___ rapid IV push every 3-5 minutes (max dose 3 mg) ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Reverses the effects of all narcotics. Blocks opioid receptors which prevent ___ from binding. ## Footnote For Naloxone

narcotics

(Spheno___ Ganglioneuralgia) brain freeze; having a headache from ice cream

palatine

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Reverses the effects of all narcotics. Blocks ___ receptors which prevent narcotics from binding. ## Footnote For Naloxone

opioid

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Narcotic overdose. Unresponsiveness of unknown ___ ## Footnote For Naloxone

etiology

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ___. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

ectopy

Afib

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Reverses the effects of all narcotics. Blocks opioid receptors which ___ narcotics from binding. ## Footnote For Naloxone

prevent

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg ___ IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1mg child; 2mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

rapid

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose ___ mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: ATROPINE -(Atropine)/Anti___, parasympatholytic

cholinergic

# Finish this sentence: ATROPINE -(Atropine)/Anticholinergic, ___sympatholytic

para

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: ___ disease * CHF * Down’s Syndrome ## Footnote For Atropine

Renal

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Drowsiness * Nausea / vomiting * ___ depression, apnea * Bradycardia ## Footnote For fentanyl

Respiratory

(Photalgia) when your eyes hurt whenever you step outside because it’s too bright; ___ pain of the irises

light-induced

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until decreased ___; 1mg IM every 15 minutes if NO IV ## Footnote For Atropine

secretions

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve ___ and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

endings

(Paresthesia) tingling or prickling of the ___, also known as “pins and needles” or a limb “falling asleep”

skin

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/___ push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Severe pain, ___, and anxiety associated with CPAP use in pulmonary edema ## Footnote For fentanyl

pain

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV ___ every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1mg child; 2mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

push

# Finish this sentence: NALOXONE-(Narcan)/ Narcotic ___

antagonist

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (___, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

anxiety

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Do not use with MAOIs (monoamine ___ inhibitors) ## Footnote For fentanyl

oxidase

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Drowsiness * Nausea / vomiting * Respiratory depression, ___ * Bradycardia ## Footnote For fentanyl

apnea

(Photalgia) when your eyes hurt whenever you step outside because it’s too bright; light-induced ___ of the irises

pain

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 ___ ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: 1 mg ___ IV push every 3-5 minutes (max dose 3 mg) ## Footnote For Atropine

rapid

(Pneumoultra___scopicsilicovolcanoconiosis) lung disease from inhaling very fine ash and sand (or “silica dust”); also known as silicosis or the black lung

micro

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or ___ impairment * Severe respiratory depression * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

renal

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 ___: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Severe pain, pain, and anxiety associated with CPAP use in pulmonary ___ ## Footnote For fentanyl

edema

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: ___ mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until decreased secretions; 1mg IM every 15 minutes if NO IV ## Footnote For Atropine

0.05

# Finish this sentence: ATROPINE -(Atropine)/___cholinergic, parasympatholytic

Anti

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Severe pain, pain, and ___ associated with CPAP use in pulmonary edema ## Footnote For fentanyl

anxiety

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 ___/___ IV push every 15 minutes until decreased secretions; 1mg IM every 15 minutes if NO IV ## Footnote For Atropine

mg/kg

(Pneumoultramicroscopicsilico___coniosis) lung disease from inhaling very fine ash and sand (or “silica dust”); also known as silicosis or the black lung

volcano

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to ___ airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

securing

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * Severe ___ depression * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

respiratory

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and ___ doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

subsequent

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO ___ -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

doses

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ___ ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

ventricular

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Pulmonary edema, severe agitation, hypertension, dysrhythmias, & ___ ## Footnote For Naloxone

tachycardia

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1 mg child; 2 ___ adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose ___ mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

200

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO ___ for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

push

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * Severe respiratory depression * ___ bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

Severe

(Sphenopalatine Ganglio___) brain freeze; having a headache from ice cream

neuralgia

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1 mg child; 2 mg ___. ## Footnote For Atropine

adolescent

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Reverses the effects of all narcotics. Blocks opioid ___ which prevent narcotics from binding. ## Footnote For Naloxone

receptors

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for ___ TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

FIRST

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, ___, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

diaphoresis

# Finish this sentence: ATROPINE -(Atropine)/Anticholinergic, para___

sympatholytic

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and ___ pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

increases

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in ___, thus improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

bradycardia

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: ___ pain, pain, and anxiety associated with CPAP use in pulmonary edema ## Footnote For fentanyl

Severe

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = ___-___ mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

0.5-1.0

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * Severe respiratory ___ * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

depression

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. ___ > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

Pediatric

Sternutate

sneeze

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: ___ ICP * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * Severe respiratory depression * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

Increased

(___) inability to recognize faces

Prosopagnosia

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg ___ IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

slow

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-___ mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

2.0

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, ___ improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

thus

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) AV ___ * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

block

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-___ mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

2.0

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Known sensitivity to the ___ ## Footnote For Naloxone

drug

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Drowsiness * Nausea / ___ * Respiratory depression, apnea * Bradycardia ## Footnote For fentanyl

vomiting

(Photalgia) when your eyes hurt whenever you step outside because it’s too bright; light-induced pain of the ___

irises

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as ___. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

narcotics

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from ___ nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

sensory

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Pulmonary ___, severe agitation, hypertension, dysrhythmias, & tachycardia ## Footnote For Naloxone

edema

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for ___ and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

THIRD

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Drowsiness * Nausea / vomiting * Respiratory depression, apnea * ___ ## Footnote For fentanyl

Bradycardia

(Photalgia) when your eyes hurt whenever you ___ outside because it’s too bright; light-induced pain of the irises

step

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until decreased secretions; 1 ___ IM every 15 minutes if NO IV ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ___ ___ ## Footnote For Naloxone

ET tube

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push ___/___/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

IV & IO

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain ___, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

threshold

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Severe pain, pain, and anxiety ___ with CPAP use in pulmonary edema ## Footnote For fentanyl

associated

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus improving cardiac ___ and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

output

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose ___ mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

300

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/___/___. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

IM & IN

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart ___ in bradycardia, thus improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

rate

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing ___ from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

stimuli

Paresthesia

tingling or prickling of the skin, also known as “pins and needles” or a limb “falling asleep”

(Sphenopalatine ___neuralgia) brain freeze; having a headache from ice cream

Ganglio

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (organo___ or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

phosphate

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Reverses the effects of all narcotics. ___ opioid receptors which prevent narcotics from binding. ## Footnote For Naloxone

Blocks

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = ___ mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

# Finish this sentence: NALOXONE-(Narcan)/ ___ antagonist

Narcotic

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until decreased secretions; ___ mg IM every 15 minutes if NO IV ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every ___ minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: ___ overdose. Unresponsiveness of unknown etiology ## Footnote For Naloxone

Narcotic

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 ___/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1mg child; 2mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: 1 mg rapid IV ___ every 3-5 minutes (max dose 3 mg) ## Footnote For Atropine

push

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow ___ (Mobitz Type I) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

complex

Rhinorrhea

runny nose

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases ___ threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

pain

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing ___ with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

airway

(___ultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis) lung disease from inhaling very fine ash and sand (or “silica dust”); also known as silicosis or the black lung

Pneumo

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: ___ bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

Symptomatic

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or nerve ___) ## Footnote For Atropine

agents

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * Severe respiratory depression * Severe bronchial asthma * Paralytic ___ ## Footnote For fentanyl

ileus

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/___, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: 1 mg rapid IV push every 3-5 ___ (max dose 3 mg) ## Footnote For Atropine

minutes

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Drowsiness * Nausea / vomiting * Respiratory depression, ___ * Bradycardia ## Footnote For fentanyl

apnea

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus improving ___ output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

cardiac

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Reverses the ___ of all narcotics. Blocks opioid receptors which prevent narcotics from binding. ## Footnote For Naloxone

effects

organo

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ___ IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/___ push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow ___/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: ___ -(Atropine)/Anticholinergic, parasympatholytic

ATROPINE

ascending

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 ___. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

mins

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: ___ mg rapid IV push every 3-5 minutes (max dose 3 mg) ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Increased ICP * Severe hepatic or renal impairment * Severe respiratory depression * Severe bronchial asthma * ___ ileus ## Footnote For fentanyl

Paralytic

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus improving cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries ___ membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

mucous

(Paresthesia) tingling or prickling of the skin, also known as “pins and needles” or a ___ “falling asleep”

limb

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1 mg ___; 2mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

child

(Paresthesia) ___ or prickling of the skin, also known as “pins and needles” or a limb “falling asleep”

tingling

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the ___, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

CNS

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses ___-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

-0.4

(Paresthesia) tingling or prickling of the skin, also known as “pins and needles” or a limb “___ ____”

falling asleep

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: 1 mg rapid IV push every ___-5 minutes (max dose 3 mg) ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: ___ pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

Alters

# Finish this sentence: CONTRAINDICATIONS: Known ___ to the drug ## Footnote For Naloxone

sensitivity

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or ___ agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

nerve

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: 1 mg rapid IV push every 3-___ minutes (max dose 3 mg) ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/___ rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1mg child; 2mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent ___, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

doses

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) AV block * ___ poisoning (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

Cholinergic

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative ___ 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

dose

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat ___ mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

q2-3

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and ___ ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

inhibiting

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic ___ * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

bradycardia

# Finish this sentence: ATROPINE -(___)/Anticholinergic, parasympatholytic

Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Reverses the effects of all narcotics. Blocks opioid receptors which prevent narcotics from ___. ## Footnote For Naloxone

binding

output

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and ___ doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

subsequent

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (___ Type I) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

Mobitz

(Procidentia) the descent of any ___ organ (prolapse)

internal

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until decreased secretions; 1 mg ___ every 15 minutes if NO IV ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max ___ mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

100

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Dose = 1 mcg/kg, max ___ mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN. Repeat = Every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 300 mcg. Pediatric Dose = 0.5-1.0 mcg/kg, max 100 mcg, slow push IV/IO/IM/IN Repeat = 0.5 mcg/kg, max 50 mcg, every 5 minutes, max cumulative dose 200 mcg ## Footnote For fentanyl

100

(Photalgia) when your ___ hurt whenever you step outside because it’s too bright; light-induced pain of the irises

eyes

# Finish this sentence: Cholinergic Poisoning: 0.05 mg/kg IV push every 15 minutes until decreased secretions; 1 mg IM every ___ minutes if NO IV ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: ___ mg child; 2mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

Sphenopalatine Ganglioneuralgia

brain freeze; having a headache from ice cream

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May precipitate opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to ___ that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

patients

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Drowsiness * ___ / vomiting * Respiratory depression, apnea * Bradycardia ## Footnote For fentanyl

Nausea

(Pneumo___microscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis) lung disease from inhaling very fine ash and sand (or “silica dust”); also known as silicosis or the black lung

ultra

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. ___-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

0.4

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to ___ receptors in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

opiate

poisoning

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: ___ mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Flushed skin * Tachycardia * Dry mouth * ___ pupils * Delirium * Blurred vision * headache ## Footnote For Atropine

Dilated

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose ___ mg. Max dose: 1mg child; 2mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

0.1

(___) fever

Pyrexia

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) AV block * Cholinergic poisoning (___phosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

organo

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: 1 mg rapid IV push every 3-5 minutes (max dose ___ mg) ## Footnote For Atropine

phosphate

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Naloxone does not last as long as narcotics. May ___ opioid withdrawal syndrome (anxiety, agitation, GI distress, vomiting, diaphoresis, and yawning). Naloxone should not be given to patients that have been intubated. Naloxone should be considered prior to securing airway with ET tube ## Footnote For Naloxone

precipitate

# Finish this sentence: Fentanyl - (Sublimaze, Duragsesic, ___, Fentora) / Opiate agonist

Actiq

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE: Adult Bradycardia: 1 mg rapid ___ push every 3-5 minutes (max dose 3 mg) ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS, ___ stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

reducing

(___) runny nose

Rhinorrhea

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 ___ / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

(Proctalgia) literal pain in the ___

butt

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Reverses the effects of all ___. Blocks opioid receptors which prevent narcotics from binding. ## Footnote For Naloxone

narcotics

# Finish this sentence: ADVERSE REACTIONS: Pulmonary edema, severe ___, hypertension, dysrhythmias, & tachycardia ## Footnote For Naloxone

agitation

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. ___ cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

Max

# Finish this sentence: Pediatric Bradycardia: 0.02 mg/kg rapid IV push every 5 minutes, minimum dose 0.1 mg. Max dose: 1 mg child; ___ mg adolescent. ## Footnote For Atropine

# Finish this sentence: ___-(Narcan)/ Narcotic antagonist

NALOXONE

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > ___ kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Alters pain perception and increases pain threshold, Binds to opiate ___ in the CNS, reducing stimuli from sensory nerve endings and inhibiting ascending pain pathways. ## Footnote For fentanyl

receptors

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Symptomatic bradycardia * Narrow complex (Mobitz Type I) ___ block * Cholinergic poisoning (organophosphate or nerve agents) ## Footnote For Atropine

(Procidentia) the ___ of any internal organ (prolapse)

descent

# Finish this sentence: DESIRED EFFECTS/MECHANISM OF ACTION: Accelerates heart rate in rate, thus ___ cardiac output and decreases chance of ventricular ectopy. Dries mucous membranes in organophosphate poisoning. ## Footnote For Atropine

improving

(Photalgia) when your eyes hurt whenever you step outside because it’s too ___; light-induced pain of the irises

bright

# Finish this sentence: DOSAGE:Adult: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST ___ doses -0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins. Max cumulative dose 12 mg. Pediatric > 4 kg: 4 mg / 0.1 ml IN for FIRST TWO doses. 0.4-2.0 mg slow IV/IO push for THIRD and subsequent doses, may repeat q2-3 mins - Max cumulative dose 12 mg ## Footnote For Naloxone

TWO

# Finish this sentence: NALOXONE-(___)/ Narcotic antagonist

Narcan

# Finish this sentence: PRECAUTIONS: Renal disease * CHF * ___ ___ ## Footnote For Atropine

Down’s Syndrome

# Finish this sentence: INDICATIONS: Narcotic overdose. ___ of unknown etiology ## Footnote For Naloxone

Unresponsiveness

Med Terms #4 Flashcards

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