Prescribing Flashcards

1
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sodium chloride 0.9% 1000ml

A

150mmol Na

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2
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potassium chloride 0.3% 1000ml

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40 mmol K

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3
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potassium chloride 1.5% 1000ml

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20mmol K

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4
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glucose 5% 1000ml

A

50g glucose

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5
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daily requirements

A

25-30ml/kg water
1mmol/kg Na and K (and Cl)
50-100g glucose

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6
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fluid in emergency resuscitation

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NaCl 0.9% 500ml over 15 mins

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7
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fluid in emergency hypoglycaemia

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glucose 20% 100ml over 15 mins

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8
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fluid in emergency hypokalaemia

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NaCl 0.9%/ KCl 0.3% 1000ml over 4 hours

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9
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fluid in emergency hypercalcaemia

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NaCl 0.9% 1000ml over 4 hours

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10
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maintenance fluids without deficits/losses

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25-30ml/kg water
1mmol/kg Na and K (and Cl)
50-100g glucose

aim 1000ml 8-12 hours

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11
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maintenance fluids with deficits/losses (e.g. low Na, K, vomiting, diarrhoea)

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minimum 30ml/kg/hour water
ensure electrolytes replaced
aim 1000ml 4-6 hours

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12
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example maintenance fluid

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NaCl 0.9%/ KCl 0.3% 1000ml over 8-12 hour

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13
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anticoagulant monitoring

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LMWH- anti-factor Xa
Unfractionated heparin- aPTT
NOACs- monitor clinically
Warfarin- INR

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14
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hypocalcaemia

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calcium gluconate 10% , 10ml over 10mins

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15
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hypercalcaemia

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0.9% NaCL 1000ml over 4 hours

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16
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hypokalaemia

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0.3% KCl 1000ml over 4 hours

17
Q

hyperkalaemia

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calcium gluconate 10%, 30ml over 10mins

18
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analgesia summary

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start with paracetamol and ibuprofen (+PPI)

codeine, co-codamol, tramadol

morphine, diamorphine, buprenorphine, fentanyl

19
Q

low back pain and sciatica

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NSAID
weak opioid if CI

20
Q

neuropathic pain

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amitriptyline, pregabalin, gabapentin

21
Q

trigeminal neuralgia

A

carbamazepine

22
Q

anti-emetics route

A

avoid PO - give IM/IV

23
Q

anti-emetics: post-operative

A

ondanestron

24
Q

anti-emetics: vertigo/motion sickness/vestibular disorders

A

cyclizine

25
Q

anti-emetics: palliative care

A

cyclising, haloperidol, levopromazine

26
Q

anti-emetics: parkinsons

A

domperidone

27
Q

anti-emetics: hyperemesis

A

promethazine

28
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anti-emetics: chemotherapy induced; acute, chronic

A

acute= ondansetron
chronic= metoclopramide