Pharm final Flashcards

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Actions and examples of beta agonist and antagonist

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beta 1 heart beta 2 lung agonist albuterol, epi, dopamine. antagonist block beta affects “olol” drugs

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What drug stimulates breakdown of glycogen

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Glucagon

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Narcotic antagonist

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Naloxone 2mg

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Example of dissociative anesthetic

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Ketamine

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Examples of anticholinergic/parasympatholytic

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Atropine/Ipratropium

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Indication of Amiodarone

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Living V-tach, Dead V-fib, pulseless V-tach

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Medications in the bradycardia algorithm

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Atropine, dopamine, epi-infusion

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Examples of steroids

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dexamethasone, prednisone

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Treatment for organophosphate poisoning

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Atropine

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Treatment for benzo OD

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Flomazinil, Romazicon

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Examples of calcium channel blockers

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Diltiazem, Verapimil

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Pril drugs are used to treat what condition

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ACE inhibitors, Used for BP regulation

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Examples of carbohydrate medication

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Dextrose

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14
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MOA of racemic EPI

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Bronchodiolates

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Medications for RSI

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Etomidate, Ketamine, Succs, Roc, Vec

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What classification of medications dissolve clots

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Fibrinolytics

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What cardiac medication must be given rapid iv push (RIVP)

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Adenosine

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18
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Classification of benadryl

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Antihistamine, anti-inflammatory, sodium channel blocker

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Classification of zyprexa

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Antidepressant, antipsycotic

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20
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What medication binds with cyanide

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Sodium nitrite, hydroxocobalamin

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21
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Digoxin increases intropy

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In heart failure

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Examples of antiemetics

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Promethezine, ondansatron

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Medication, route, and dose of medication to treat hypoglycemia

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Dextrose, adult D50-25g Pedi D25-12.5g

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Uses for fibrinolytics

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Breakdown clots, DVT, blocking stroke, NOT FOR ANURISM

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Indications for benzodiazepines
Induction agent, Anxiolytic, sedative, sezuires
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Medication to control post-partum bleeding
Pitocin
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Examples of non-barbiturate hypnotic
Etomidate, ketamine
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MOA of ipratropium
Anticholinergic
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Uses for hydralazine
Hypertension, Pregnancy induced hypertension
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Examples of anticoagulants
Coumadin, Heparin
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Use for adenosine
SVT
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Indication for Sublimaze
Pain
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Contraindication for nitroglycerin
Hypotension, ED meds last 24 hours
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Concentration of dextrose for children
D25 12.5g
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Indications for thiamine
alcohol withdraws
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MOA of glucagon
Stimulates breakdown of glycogen in the liver to release sugar into the blood
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MOA of Pitocin
Stimulates contractions
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Medication for Torsades
Mag Sulfate
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Indication for combivent
Asthma
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MOA Amiodarone
Potassium & sodium channel blocker, anti-dysrhythmic
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Indication for TXA
Bleeding, Hypotensive, Anti-fibrinolytic
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Phases 0-4 of action potential
Phase 4 is resting membrane potential, Phase 0 is upstroke, Phase 1 is early repolarization (systole), Phase 2 plateau is calcium entering, Phase 3 is repolarization, sodium potassium pump kicks in.
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what medications can cause extrapyramidal symptoms
Promethezine, antidepressants, antipsycotic
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Classification of decadron
Corticosteroid
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Medications for moderate to severe allergic reaction
Epi, benadryl
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Indications for lidocaine
V-tach, V-fib, Pulseless V-tach
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MOA or lopressor
Beta blocker, Anti-hypertensive
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Dose of dextrose, adenosine, morphine, and benadryl
Dextrose D50 25g Adenosine 6mg - 12mg - 12mg Morphine 2-4mg titrate Benadryl -
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Dose of Fentanyl
1mcg/kg
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Dose of Ketamine
2mg/kg
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Dose of versed
10mg IM
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Dose of lidocane
Dead 1-1.5mg/kg
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Classification of atropine
anticholinergic
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Primary nuerotransmitters
Norepi, acetylcholine
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Atropine for use in 2nd and 3rd degree blocks
Likely not to work but consider giving while preparing to pace
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MOA of ipratropium
anticholinergic
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MOA of ASA(asprin)
antiplatelet aggregator
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TCA OD receives what type of medication
Bicarb 1mEq/L