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1
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Oxygen: Metabolism

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Nil

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Oxygen: Indications

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A wide range of conditions resulting (potentially) in systemic and/or localised hypoxia

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Oxygen: Contraindications

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Paraquat poisoning
Bleomycin therapy

Avoid Oxygen unless Pt is hypoxaemic (SpO2 > 88 %)

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Oxygen: Side Effects

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Hypoventilation in some COPD Pt with hypoxic drive

Drying of mucosal membranes

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Oxygen: Presentations

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Size C: 450 L Oxygen

Size D: 1600 L Oxygen

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100% Oxygen should be administered for:

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Intra-arrest
CO poisoning
Cyanide poisoning
Preoxygenation for RSI

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Oxygen should be titrated to achieve an SpO2 of 88 - 92% for:

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Paraquat toxicity
Bleomycin treatment 
Obesity 
COPD
Cystic fibrosis 
Neuromuscular disease
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8
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Oxygen should be titrated to achieve an SpO2 of 92- 96% for:

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All other presentations

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Oxygen: Driving accidents

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Administer high-flow Oxygen

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For Pts with COPD, a nebulised salbutamol must be delivered via nebuliser mask at a rate of:

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6 L/minute

8 L/ minute for all other Pts

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11
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Methoxyflurane: Drug Class

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Analgesic

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Methoxyflurane: Pharmacology

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Volatile, self-administered inhalation analgesic
Short-term pain relief
Greater propensity to diffuse into fatty tissue

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Methoxyflurane: Metabolism

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By the liver

Excreted by the lungs

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14
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Methoxyflurane: Indications

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Pain

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Methoxyflurane: Contraindications

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Allergy/adverse drug reaction
Pts < 1 year old
History of significant liver/renal disease
History of malignant hyperthermia

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16
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Methoxyflurane: Precautions

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ALOC

Intoxicated

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Methoxyflurane: Side Effects

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ALOC
Cough
Renal/hepatic failure

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Methoxyflurane: Presentation

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3 mL bottle

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Methoxyflurane: Onset and Duration

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Onset @ 1 - 3 minutes

Duration @ 5 - 10 minutes

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Methoxyflurane: Schedule

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Schedule 4 (Restricted drugs)

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Methoxyflurane: Adult Doses

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3 mL
Repeated once after 20 minutes
Total max. dose = 6 mL

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Methoxyflurane: Paediatric Doses

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3 mL

Single dose only

23
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Deep sedation has been identified with methoxyflurane administration in Pts < 5 years. T/F?

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True

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Methoxyflurane: Total weekly dose should not exceed:

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15 mL

Administration on consecutive days not recommended

25
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Paracetamol: Drug Class

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Analgesic

Antipyretic

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Paracetamol: Pharmacology

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Aminophenol derivative
Exhibits analgesic and antipyretic properties
No significant anti-inflammatory activity

27
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Paracetamol: Metabolism

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By the liver

Excreted by kidneys

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Paracetamol: Indications

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Mild to moderate pain

Fever (causing distress)

29
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Paracetamol: Contraindications

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Allergy/adverse drug reaction

Pts < 1 month old

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Paracetamol: Precautions

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Hepatic dysfunction 
Soluble tablets (sodium restriction)
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Paracetamol: Side Effects

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Nausea

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Paracetamol: Presentation

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Tablet: 500 mg
Elixir: 120 mg / 5 mL
Soluble tablet: 250 mg

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Paracetamol: Onset and Duration

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Onset @ 10 - 60 minutes

Duration @ 4 hours

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Paracetamol: Schedule

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Schedule 2 (therapeutic poisons)

35
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Paracetamol: Route

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PO = per oral

36
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Paracetamol: Adult Dosage

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Mild to moderate pain
Fever (causing distress).

> 16 years old: 0.5 g - 1 g
Presentation: tablet
Repeated every 4 hours
Total max dose in 24 hours: 4 g

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Paracetamol: Paediatric Dosage

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Mild to moderate pain
Fever (causing distress).

> 1 month old: 15 mg/kg
Presentation: elixir
Single dose only

> 7 years old: 15 mg/kg
Presentation: soluble tablet
Single dose only

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Ibuprofen: Drug Class

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NSAID: Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug

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Ibuprofen: Pharmacology

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Non-selective NSAID
Inhibits synthesis of prostaglandins
Provides an analgesic, antipyretic, and anti-inflammatory response

40
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Ibuprofen: Metabolism

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Metabolised by the liver

Excreted by the kidneys

41
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Ibuprofen: Indications

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Moderate pain due to acute inflammation and tissue injury

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Ibuprofen: Contraindicationa

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Allergy/adverse drug reaction to any NSAID or aspirin
Current GI bleeding/peptic ulcers
Dehydration or hypovolaemia 
Renal impairment
NSAID-induced asthma
Heart failure
Pregnancy
Angiotension converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors
Angiotensin II receptor blocker (ARBs)
Pt < 13 years old
Pt > 65 years old
Coagulant medications 
Diuretic treatment
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Ibuprofen: Precautions

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Asthma
Hepatic dysfunction
History of GI bleeding/peptic ulcers

44
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Ibuprofen: Side Effects

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Nausea
Dyspepsia
GI bleeding
Dizziness

45
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Ibuprofen: Presentation

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Tablet, 200 mg

46
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Ibuprofen: Onset and Duration

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Onset @ 15 minutes

Duration @ 4 - 6 hours

47
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Ibuprofen: Schedule

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Schedule 2 (therapeutic poisons)

48
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Ibuprofen: Route

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PO = per oral

49
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Ibuprofen may be used in conjuction with:

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Paracetamol

50
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Ibuprofen: Adult Doses

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Moderate pain due to acute inflammation and tissue injury
Tablet per oral (200 - 400mg)

Must not be administered within 6 hours of previous ibuprofen administration

51
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Ibuprofen: Paediatric Doses

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QAS are not authorised to administer ibuprofen to paediatric Pts

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