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Adverse effects Flashcards

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What are the 3 adverse effects of adrenaline?

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1: Tachycardia
2: Tachyarrythmias
3: Hypertension

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What are the 7 adverse effects of atropine?

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1: Tachycardia
2: Palpitations
3: Blurred vision
4: Dry mouth
5: Confusion
6: Urinary retention
7: ^ temp due to decreased sweating

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What are the 3 adverse effects of ceftriaxone?

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1: Hypersensitivity reactions (not common)
2: Diarrhoea
3: Skin rash

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What are the 4 adverse effects of droperidol?

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1: Arrhythmia (prolonged QT and torsades)
2: Extrapyramidal effects
3: Neuroleptic malignant syndrome
4: May lower seizure threshold

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What are the 5 adverse effects of fentanyl?

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1: CNS depression
2: Resp depression
3: Nausea/vomiting
4: Bradycardia
5: Rigidity of diaphragm, intercostals and jaw

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What are the adverse effects of glucagon?

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1: Nausea and vomitting
2: Hypersensitivity

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What are the 2 adverse effects of Glucose 10%?

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1: Tissue necrosis
2: hyperglycaemia/hyperosmorality

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What are the 4 adverse effects of GTN?

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1: Hypotension
2: Headache
3: Flushing of skin
4: Bradycardia

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What are the 6 adverse effects of Ketamine?

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1: Laryngospasm
2: Hypersalivation
3: Emergence reactions
4: Muscle twitching and purposeless movements
5: Respiratory depression > apnoea
6: Hypotension if given to rapidly to a hypovolaemic patient

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What are the 4 adverse effects of penthrane?

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1: ALOC
2: Renal dysfunction
3: Jaundice
4: Uterine atonia

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What are the 3 adverse effects of midazolam?

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1: Hypotension
2: Respiratory depression
3: Loss of airway control

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What are the 6 adverse effects of morphine?

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1: Nausea and vomitting
2: ALOC
3: Respiratory depression
4: Hypotension
5: Bradycardia
6: Dependence

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What are the 3 adverse effects of naloxone?

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1: Acute withdrawal in narcotic addicts
2: Occasional aggressive behaviour
3: Nausea and vomiting

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What are the 6 adverse effects of ondansetron?

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1: Headache
2: Flushing of skin
3: Occasional reaction at site of IV admin
4: Drowsiness
5: Anxiety and agitation
6: Transient visual disturbances

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What are the 4 adverse effects of paracetamol administration?

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1: Dyspepsia
2: Nausea
3: Allergic reaction
4: Haemotological reactions

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What are the adverse effects of Stemetil? Gastro, Nervous system, Cardiovascular, Respiratory

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1: Constipation, dry mouth
2: Drowsiness, extrapyrimdal symptoms
3: ECG changes, esp prolonged QT
4: Respiratory depression

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What is the adverse effects of salbutamol?

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1: Tachycardia
2: Tremors
3: Rarely, hypotension

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