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Refresh ACP 2 drug therapy protocols

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Adrenaline - Indications

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  • Anaphylaxis/severe allergic reaction
  • Severe life-threatening bronchospasm/silent chest (with haemodynamic compromise and/or ALOC and/or single words only)
  • Cardiac arrest
  • Croup (with stridor at rest)
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Adrenaline - Contraindications

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Nil

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Adrenaline - Side effects

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Hypertenstion
Anxiety
Pupil dilation
Palpitations
Tremor
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Adrenaline - Precautions

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Hypertension
Hypovolaemic shock
Concurrent MAOI therapy
Quetiapine toxicity

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Adrenaline - Adult

IM dose for anaphylaxis

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500 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.

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Adrenaline - Adult

IM dose for severe life-threatening bronchospasm

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500 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.

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Adrenaline - Adult

IV dose for cardiac arrest

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1mg, repeated at 3 - 5 minutes, no max dose.

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Adrenaline - Adult

NEB dose for anaphylaxis

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5mg, single dose only. 3 x IM adrenaline must also be administered.

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Adrenaline - Paed

IV dose for cardiac arrest

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> 10kg (> 1 year) - 10microg/kg, repeated at 3 - 5 minute intervals, no max dose.
< 10kg (< 1 year) - 100microg, repeated at 3 - 5 minute intervals, no max dose.
Newly born - 50microg, repeated at 3 - 5 minute intervals, no max

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Adrenaline - Paed

IM dose for severe life-threatening bronchospasm

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≥ 6 yr - 300 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.
1 yr - <6 yr - 150 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.
6 mths - <1 year - 100 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.
< 6 mths - 50 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.

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Adrenaline - Paed

IM dose for anaphylaxis

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≥ 6 yr - 300 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.
1 yr - <6 yr - 150 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.
6 mths - <1 year - 100 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.
< 6 mths - 50 microg, repeated at 5 minute intervals, no max dose.

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Adrenaline - Paed

NEB dose for anaphylaxis

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5mg, single dose only. 3 x IM adrenaline must also be administered.

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Adrenaline - Paed

NEB dose for croup

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5mg, single dose only.

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Aspirin- Indications

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Suspected ACS

Acute cardiogenic pulmonary oedema

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Aspirin - Contraindications

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  • KSAR
  • Chest pain associated with psychostimulant overdose
  • Bleeding or clotting disorders
  • Current GI bleeding OR peptic ulcers
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Aspirin - Precautions

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Pts <18 Yrs
Possible aortic aneurysm or conditions requiring surgery
Pregnancy
History of GI bleed or peptic ulcers
concurrent anticoagulant therapy
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Aspirin - Side effects

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Epigastric pain/discomfort
Nausea/vomiting
Gastritis 
GI bleeding
NSAID induced bronchospasm
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Aspirin - Adult dose

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300mg tablet, chewed and swallowed with water.

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Ceftriaxone - Indications

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Suspected meningococcal septicaemia (with a non-blanching petechial AND/OR purpuric rash)

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Ceftriaxone - Contraindications

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  • KSAR
  • Known anaphylaxis/severe allergic reaction to penicillin or carbapenem based drugs
  • Patiens <1 month
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Ceftriaxone - Precautions

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any allergy to penicillin or carbapenem based drugs - minor isolated rash does not contraindicate the use of ceftriaxone.

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Ceftriaxone - Side effects

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Pain or inflammation at the injection site

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Ceftriaxone - Adult dose

IM

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2g (2x 1g IM injections). SDO.
Reconstitute two separate vials each containing 1g of ceftriaxone with 2.4mls of water for injectionin a 3ml vanish point for a final concentration of 1g/3ml

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Ceftriaxone - Paediatric

IV INF

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> 20kgs (approx >4yrs)
50mg/kg, rounded up to the nearest 5kg. Total max dose 2g
Reconstitute 2g of ceftriaxone with 8.8mls of water for injection in a 30ml springfusor syringe for a final concentration of 200mg/ml (2g/10ml). Leave the excess in the vial.

> 20-25kg 1.25g, 6.25ml
25-30kg 1.5g, 7.5ml
30-35kg 1.75g, 8.75ml
35kg 2g, 10ml

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Ceftriaxone - Adult dose

IV INF

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2g over 20min. SDO.
Reconstitute 2g of ceftriaxone with 18.8mls of water for injection in a 30ml springfusor syringe for a final concentration of 2g/20mls

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Ceftriaxone - Paediatric

IM

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50mg/kg, rounded up to the nearest 5kg. Total max dose 1g.
Reconstitute 1g of ceftriaxone with 2.4mls of water for injection in a withdraw required dose using 3ml vanish point. Leave the excess in the vial.

≤5kg 250mg, 0.75ml
>5-10kg 500mg, 1.5ml
>10-15kg 750mg, 2.25ml
>15kg 1g, 3ml

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