Drugs Flashcards

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What is the presentation of Midazolam?

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5mg/1mL

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2
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What is the onset of Midazolam?

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IM - 5-15min, IV 1-3min

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What is the adult dose of Midazolam?

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NAS/IM - >70yr 2.5mg. Rpt 10min. Total max 10mg

<70 - 5mg. Rpt 10min. Total max 20mg.

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4
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What is the paediatric dose of Midazolam?

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NAS/IM - 200microg/kg. Single dose not to exceed 5mg. Rpt half the initial dose (max 2.5mg) at 10min intervals. Total max dose 10mg

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What are the indications of Fentanyl?

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Significant pain
Sedation (maintenance of established ETT)
Autonomic dysreflexia (SBP >160mmHg)
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Contraindications for Fentanyl

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KSAR or hypersensitivity

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Precautions for Fentanyl

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Elderly
Hypotensive
Respiratory tract burns
Respiratory depression and/or failure
Known narcotic addiction
Current MAOI therapy
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8
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Side effects for Fentanyl

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Bradycardia
Dizziness
Hypotension
Nausea
Pin point pupils
Respiratory depression
Muscular regidity
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9
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Presentation of Fentanyl

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100microg/2mL

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10
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What are the adult doses for Fentanyl?

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IM - >70yrs 25-50microg. Rpt up to 50 every 10min. Total max dose 100microg.
<70yrs 25-100microg. Rpt up to 50 every 10min. Total max dose 200microg.

IV - >70yrs 25 microg. Rpt up to 25 every 5min. Total max 100microg.
<70yrs 25-50microg. Rpt up to 50 every 5min. Total max dose 200micorg.

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11
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What are the paediatric doses for Fentanyl?

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NAS - >1yr 1.5microg/kg. Rpt once at 1microg/kg at 10min. Total max dose 100microg.
IM - >1yr 1-2microg/kg. Single max dose 50microg. Total max 2mcg/kg
IV - >1yr - 1microg/kg. Single max 25microg. Rpt at 0.5mcg/kg (max 25) at 5min intervals. Total max 2microg/kg.

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12
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What are the contraindications for Morphine?

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KSAR or hypersensitivity

Renal failure

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13
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Precautions of Morphine

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Elderly
Hypotensive
Respiratory tract burns
Respiratory depression and/or failure
Known addiction to narcotics
Current MAOI therapy
Cardiac chest pain
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14
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Presentation of Morphine

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10mg/1mL

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15
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Adult doses of Morphine

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IM - >70yrs 2.5-5mg. Rpt up to 5mg every 10min. Total max dose 10mg.
<70yrs 2.5-10mg. Rpt up to 5mg every 10min. Total max dose 20mg.

IV - >70yrs 2.5. Rpt up to 2.5mg every 5min. Total max 10mg.
<70yrs 2.5-5mg. Rpt up to 5 every 5min. Total max 20mg

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16
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Paediatric doses of Morphine

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IM - >1yr 100-200microg/kg. Single max dose 5mg. Total max dose 200microg/kg

IV - >1yr 100microg/kg. Single max dose 2.5mg. Rpt at 50microg/kg (max 2.5mg) at 5min intervals. Total max 200microg/kg

17
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Contraindications for Ondansetron

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KSAR to Ondans or other 5-HT3 receptor antagonists.
Congenital long QT syndrome.
Current apomorphine therapy.
Pt <3yrs

18
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Precautions for Ondansetron

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Hepatic impairment
Intestinal obstruction
Pt with risk factors for QT interval prolongation.

19
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Side effects for Ondansetron

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Headache
Constipation
Sensation of warmth or flushing
Dysrhythmias

20
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Presentation of Ondansetron

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4mg/2mL

21
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Adult dose of Ondansetron

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IM/IV 4-8mg. total max dose 8mg

22
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Paediatric dose of Ondansetron

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IM >5yrs 4mg. single dose only
>3yrs 100mcg/kg. Single dose only. Not to exceed 4mg.
IV >3yrs 100mcg/kg. Slow push over 3-5min. Single dose only, not to exceed 4mg.

23
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Indications for Adrenlaine

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Anaphylaxis OR severe allergic reaction
Severe life-threatening bronchospasm OR silent chest
Bradycardia with poor perfusion
Cardiac arrest
Croup (with stridor)
Shock unresponsive to adequate fluid resus (excluding haemorrhagic cause)

24
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Precautions and Side effects for Adrenaline

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P - hypertension, hypovolaemic shock, current MAOI therapy

S/E - Anxiety, hypertension, palpitations/tachycardia, pupil dilation, tremor

25
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Adrenaline presentation

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1mg/1ml (1:1000)

1mg/10mL (1:10,000)

26
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Adult doses Adrenaline

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IM 300microg. Rpt 5min intervals. No max dose.

Cardiac arrest IV - 1mg. Rpt 3-5min. No max

27
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Paediatric doses of Adrenaline

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IM >6yrs - 300microg. Rpt 5min interval. No max.
<6yrs 150microg. Rpt 5 min intervals. No max

Cardiac arrest IV - >1yr 10microg/kg. Rpt 3-5min. No max
<1yr 100microg. Rpt 3-5min. No max dose.

28
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Indications of Paracetamol

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Minor pain

Fever

29
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Contraindications for Paracetamol

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KSAR or hypersensitivity.

Pt <1mnth old

30
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Paracetamol precautions and side effects

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P - Hepatic or renal dysfunction & pts taking anticoagulant medications.
S/E - Nausea

31
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Paracetamol presentation

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Tablet 500mg

32
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Paracetamol adult dose

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> 16yrs - 0.5-1g. Rpt every 4hrs. Total max 4g in 24hrs.

33
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Paracetamol paediatric dose

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> 1month 15mg/kg. Single dose only

34
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Paediatric glucose 10% dose?

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2.5mL/kg, rpt at 1mL/kg every 5min until BGL >4mmol/L

35
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What is the presentation of glucose 10%?

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250ml (25g)

36
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What is the cheat calculation for fentanyl?

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Dose x 2. Move decimal point 2 to left

37
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What is the cheat calculation for midazolam

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Dose x 2. Move decimal place 1 to left

38
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What is the cheat calculation for ondansetron?

A

Dose divided by 2

39
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What is the cheat drug calc for Naloxone?

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dose move decimal point <2, divide by 2, divide by 2