antagonists and antidotes Flashcards

1
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deferoxamine mesylate

A

antidote for heavy metal poisoning, iron, and chelates
aluminum

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2
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SE for deferoxamine mesylate

A

blurred vision
diarrhea
red urine
allergic rx

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3
Q

aminocaproic acid (amicar)

A

antifibrinolytic
- antidote for thrombolytic OD or excessive bleeding
- only give if pt is able to form clots

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4
Q

what is the only FDA approved absorbent drug

A

activated charcoal

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5
Q

activated charcoal can be given for what substances

A

PHAIL
Pesticides
Hydrocarbons
Acid/alkaline substance
Iron
Lithium
Solvents

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6
Q

DOC for poison removal

A

activated charcoal

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7
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acetylcysteine (mucomyst)

A

antidote for acetaminophen
- most effective if given within 10 hours
- get acetaminophen levels q4h and LFT q2h

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8
Q

1 poisoning substance for kids

A

cosmetics and personal care products

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9
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1 poison for adults

A

analgesics

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10
Q

digoxin immune FAB (digifab)

A

antidote for digoxin

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11
Q

digoxin does not cause hypokalemia…

A

hypokalemia allows too much digoxin to bind causing dig toxicity

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12
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S&S of dig toxicity

A

confusion
fast heart rate
loss of apetite

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13
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disulfram (antabuse)

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  • for chronic alcoholism
  • requires informed consent
  • causes violent sickness when coming in contact with any alcohol at all
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14
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flumazenil (romazicon)

A

antidote for benzos
- monitor for resedation

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15
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naloxone hydrochloride

A

narcotics
monitor for resedation
0.4-2mg diluted and given slowly IV push

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16
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phentolamine (regitine)

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for IV extravasation of catecholamines (extreme infiltration)
- blocks A1 receptors
- must be administered within 12 hours

17
Q

physostigmine salicylate (antilirium)

A

cholinergic drug to treat anticholinergic tox.

18
Q

atropine

A
  • anticholinergic prototype
  • treats cholinergic poisoning
19
Q

phytonadione (vitamin K)

A

coumadin OD
- IV can cause sudden death, give subq or IM
- check PT/INR

20
Q

protamine sulfate

A
  • for heparin OD
  • forms a stable salt
  • if given without hep it has anticoagulant properties
21
Q

sodium polystyrene sulfonate

A
  • treats hyperkalemia
  • not used for severe cases
22
Q

drugs that cause hypokalemia

A
  • loop and thiazide diuretics
  • corticosteroids
23
Q

symptoms of hypokalemia

A

confusion
lethargy
cardiac dysrh.
hypotension
nausea
paralytic ileus
muscle weakness
neuropathy
secondary alkalosis

24
Q

drugs that cause hyperkalemia

A

ACE-I
K sparing diuretics
K+ supplemets (obvi)

25
Q

symptoms of hyperkalemia

A

muscle weakness
parasthesia
v-fib
cardiac arrest
tall T waves

26
Q

succimer (chemet)

A
  • lead poisoning in kids
  • mercury
  • arsenic
  • metallic taste
27
Q

dextrose 50% (glucagon)

A

hypoglycemia
- coma of unknown origin (IV)
- antidote for BB and CCB (IM)