Oral Glucose & Thiamine

Question 1

Oral glucose Trade Names:

Answer 1

-Glutose
-Insta-Glucose
-others

Question 2

Oral Glucose Classes:

Answer 2

-Carbohydrate
-Hyperglycemic

Question 3

Oral Glucose Standard Supply:

Answer 3

Tube

Question 4

Oral Glucose MOA:

Answer 4

Increase the glucose levels in the blood

Question 5

Oral Glucose Indication:

Answer 5

Hypoglycemia

Question 6

Oral Glucose Contraindication:

Answer 6

The patient can’t protect their airway

Question 7

Oral Glucose Routes:

Answer 7

-Buccal
-Sublingual

Question 8

Oral Glucose S/E:

Answer 8

Nausea, vomiting

Question 9

Oral Glucose Onset

Answer 9

Variable

Question 10

Oral Glucose Adult Dosages:

Answer 10

-15 to 50 Gm; may repeat the dosage

Question 11

Oral Glucose PEDS Dosage:

Answer 11

5.0 to 50 Gm; may repeat

Question 12

Thiamine (vitamin B1) Trade Name

Answer 12

Betalin

Question 13

Thiamine (vitamin B1) Class

Answer 13

Vitamin

Question 14

Thiamine (vitamin B1) Standard Supply

Answer 14

Vial

Question 15

Thiamine (vitamin B1) MOA:

Answer 15

Metabolizes carbohydrates

Question 16

Thiamine (vitamin B1) Indications

Answer 16

-Delirium tremens
-Wernicke encephalopathy
-Korsakoff syndrome
-Unconsciousness of unknown etiology
-Alcoholism
-Malnutrition

Question 17

Thiamine (vitamin B1) Contraindication

Answer 17

None in emergency setting

Question 18

Thiamine (vitamin B1) S/E

Answer 18

Nausea, vomiting

Question 19

Thiamine (vitamin B1) Routes

Answer 19

-IV
-IO
-IM

Question 20

Thiamine (vitamin B1) Onset

Answer 20

Rapid

Question 21

Thiamine (vitamin B1) Adult Dosages

Answer 21

100mg

Question 22

Thiamine (vitamin B1) PEDS Dosages

Answer 22

10 to 25 mg