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Status Epilepticus

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Rx
1. 20 – 50 ml of 50% DEXTROSE Intravenously (If hypoglycemia is present)
2. Inj. LORAZEPAM 4mg Intravenously at the rate of 2mg/min over one minute,
repeated once after 10 min if required
3. Inj. FOSPHENYTOIN 100mg/min intravenous infusion at the rate of 150
mg/min to a maximum of 1000mg under continuous ECG monitoring
General measures:
 Maintenance of airway
 Oxygenation
 Fluid and electrolyte balance
 BP
 Normal cardiac rhythm
 Euglycemia
 Care of the unco

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Acute Angina pectoris

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  1. Tab. GLYCERYL TRINITRATE 0.5mg Sublingual
    If the pain is relieved spit the tablet, if not repeat after 5-10min
    If the pain is not relieved with 1 tablet, another 0.5 mg tablet is given and wait for 5
    mins, a maximum of 3 tablets can be given with a gap of 10-15 mins
  2. Tab. ASPIRIN 150mg stat followed by 75 mg/ day for 7 days
  3. Tab. ATENOLOL 50mg Once daily (If there is Hypertension) for 7 days
  4. Tab. ATORVASTATIN 5mg Once daily for 7 days
    ADVICE:
     Review after 1 week
     Stop smoking, Low cholesterol diet, Supervised Exercise
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Mild Hypertension

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  1. Tab LOSARTAN 50mg per oral after food Once daily for 7 days
  2. Tab HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 12.5 mg per oral after food Once daily for 7 days
    ADVICE:
     Weight reduction
     Salt restricted diet (6gm/day), Low-fat diet, Fiber diet- fruits, vegetables
     Brisk walking ½ hr, 5days a week
     Stop smoking, restrict alcohol
     Avoid stressful work
     Review after 7 days
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Hypertension in pregnancy

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Rx
1. Tab. METHYLDOPA 250mg per oral after food twice daily for 15 days
ADVICE:
 Salt restriction, Monitor BP
 Review after 15 days

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Acute myocardial infarction

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  1. Oxygenation- 2-4 L/min.
  2. Tab. GLYCERYL TRINITRATE sublingual 0.5mg repeat after every 5mins if pain
    persists up to 3 doses
  3. If there is no pain relief with Sublingual GTN, then start, Inj. NITROGLYCERIN
    10-20mcg/minute IV infusion, increased 10 mcg/min to a maximum of 400mcg/min with
    BP monitoring.
  4. Inj. 0.9% NORMAL SALINE 500ml Intravenous stat
  5. Inj. MORPHINE 5mg IV Stat
  6. Inj. METOCLOPRAMIDE 10mg IV stat
  7. Tab. ASPIRIN 160mg stat followed by 80mg once daily for 10 days
  8. Inj. METOPROLOL 5mg IV every 5mins for 3doses
  9. Inj. ALTEPLASE 15mg IV bolus followed by 50mg over 30 minutes, then 35mg over
    the next 1 hour (within 2 hours)
  10. Inj. FUROSEMIDE 40mg IV Stat
  11. Tab. ENALAPRIL 5mg once daily for 10 days
  12. Tab. ROSUVASTATIN 20mg once daily for 10 days
    General Measures:
     Hospitalize the patient
     Monitor BP, ECG
     Review after 10 days
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Acute pulmonary edema

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Rx:
1. Oxygen 6-8L/min.
2. Inj. FUROSEMIDE 40mg IV stat, repeat every 30 minutes until diuresis starts
3. Inj. NITROGLYCERIN 10- 20mcg /min IV infusion, increased 10 mcg/min to a
maximum of 400mcg/min until clinical improvement occurs (check systolic BP,
should be more than 100mm of Hg)
4. Inj. MORPHINE 5mg IV bolus, repeat if required every 15 minutes up to 15mg
5. Inj. DOBUTAMINE 5mcg/kg /min. IV infusion stat
6. Tab. ENALAPRIL 5mg Once daily (if the patient is hypertensive)
General measures:
Continuous monitoring of BP, HR, and oxygen saturation

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Acute Bronchial Asthma

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  1. Inhaler SALBUTAMOL metered dose inhaler (MDI) - 4 to 6 Puffs (100 mcg/puff)
    every 30 minutes during the first hour followed by 2 to 4 puffs every 6 hrs
    (depending on clinical resolution) for 1 to 2 days
  2. Tab. PREDNISOLONE 0.5mg/kg once daily for 5 days
    ADVICE:
     Review after 1 w
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Acute Bronchial Asthma

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  1. Inhaler SALBUTAMOL metered dose inhaler (MDI) - 4 to 6 Puffs (100 mcg/puff)
    every 30 minutes during the first hour followed by 2 to 4 puffs every 6 hrs
    (depending on clinical resolution) for 1 to 2 days
  2. Tab. PREDNISOLONE 0.5mg/kg once daily for 5 days
    ADVICE:
     Review after 1 w
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Peptic ulcer

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Tab. LANSOPRAZOLE 30mg orally half an hour before food twice daily for 2 weeks
Tab. AMOXICILLIN 1000mg orally after food twice daily for 2 weeks
Tab. CLARITHROMYCIN 500mg orally after food twice daily for 2 weeks
ADVICE:
 Avoid coffee, spicy and oily foods, control stress
 Eat smaller meals, and have your evening meals 3-4 hours before going to bed
 Avoid aspirin-like drugs that are available over the counter
 Review after two weeks
Rx:
1. Oxygen 6-8L/min.
2. Inj. FUROSEMIDE 40mg IV stat, repeat every 30 minutes until diuresis starts
3. Inj. NITROGLYCERIN 10- 20mcg /min IV infusion, increased 10 mcg/min to a
maximum of 400mcg/min until clinical improvement occurs (check systolic BP,
should be more than 100mm of Hg)
4. Inj. MORPHINE 5mg IV bolus, repeat if required every 15 minutes up to 15mg
5. Inj. DOBUTAMINE 5mcg/kg /min. IV infusion stat
6. Tab. ENALAPRIL 5mg Once daily (if the patient is hypertensive)
General measures:
Continuous monitoring of BP, HR, and oxygen saturation
15. VOMITING FOLLOWING THE ADMINISTRA

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Vomiting following an administration of CISPLATIN

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  1. NORMAL SALINE 1-2L - infused Intravenously before cisplatin to reduce its renal
    toxicity
  2. Inj. ONDANSETRON 8mg Intravenously slowly over 15 minutes, ½ hour before
    Cisplatin administration followed by 2 similar doses 4 hours apart
  3. Inj. DEXAMETHASONE 8mg intravenously before chemotherapy
  4. Cap. APREPITANT 125mg on day one followed by 80 mg on second & third day
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