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ACETAMINOPHEN
ACTIVATED CHARCOAL
ADENOSINE
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ALBUTEROL
ALTEPLASE RECOMBINANT
AMINOPHYLLINE
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AMIODARONE
AMRINONE
AMYL NITRITE
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ANISTREPLASE (APSAC)
ASPIRIN
ATENOLOL
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Name/Class: ATROPINE/Parasympatholytic
Description: Atropine blocks the parasympathetic nervous system, specifically the vagal effects on heart rate.
It does not increase contractility but may increase myocardial oxygen demand. Decreases airway
secretions.
Indications: Hemodynamically significant bradycardia, bradyasystolic arrest, and organophosphate
poisoning.
Contraindications: None in the emergency setting.
Precautions: AMI, glaucoma.
Dosage/Route: Symptomatic bradycardia: 0.5 to 1 mg IV/2 mg ET. Repeat 3 to 5 min to 0.04 mg/kg. Ped:
0.02 mg/kg IV, 0.04 mg/kg ET, may repeat in 5 min up to 1 mg. Asystole: 1 mg IV or 2 mg ET, may
repeat 3 to 5 min up to 0.04 mg/kg.
Organophosphate poisoning: 2 to 5 mg IV/IM/IO/10 to 15 min. Ped: 0.05 mg/kg IV/IM/IO/
10 to 15 min.
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ATRACURIUM
ATROPINE
BRETYLIUM
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BUMETANIDE
BUTORPHANOL
CALCIUM CHLORIDE
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CALCIUM GLUCONATE
CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE
CHLORPROMAZINE
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DEXAMETHASONE
DIAZEPAM
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DIAZOXIDE
DIGOXIN
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DILTIAZEM
DIMENHYDRINATE
DIMERCAPROL
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DIPHENHYDRAMINE
DOBUTAMINE
DOPAMINE
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DROPERIDOL
ENOXAPARIN
EPINEPHRINE
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ESMOLOL
ETOMIDATE
FENTANYL
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FLECAINIDE
FLUMAZENIL
FOSPHENYTOIN
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FUROSEMIDE
GLUCAGON
HALOPERIDOL
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HEPARIN
HYDRALAZINE
HYDROCORTISONE
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HYDROXYZINE
IBUPROFEN
IBUTILIDE
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INSULIN
IPECAC SYRUP
IPRATROPIUM
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ISOETHARINE
ISOPROTERENOL
KETOROLAC
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LABETALOL
LIDOCAINE
LORAZEPAM
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MAGNESIUM SULFATE
MANNITOL
MEPERIDINE
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METAPROTERENOL
METARAMINOL
METHYLPREDNISOLONE
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METOCLOPRAMIDE
METOPROLOL
MIDAZOLAM
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MILRINONE
MORPHINE SULFATE
NALBUPHINE
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NALOXONE
NIFEDIPINE
NITROGLYCERIN
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NITROUS OXIDE
NOREPINEPHRINE
OXYGEN
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OXYTOCIN
PANCURONIUM
PHENOBARBITAL
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PHENYTOIN
PHYSOSTIGMINE
PRALIDOXIME
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PROCAINAMIDE
PROCHLORPERAZINE
PROMETHAZINE
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PROPAFANONE
PROPRANOLO
PROSTAGLANDIN E1
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RACEMIC EPINEPHRINE
SODIUM BICARBONATE
SODIUM NITROPRUSSIDE
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SOTALOL
STREPTOKINASE
SUCCINYLCHOLINE
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Name/Class: THIAMINE/Vitamin
Description: Thiamine is vitamin B1, which is required to convert glucose into energy. It is not manufactured
by the body and must be constantly provided from ingested foods.
Indications: Coma of unknown origin, chronic alcoholism with associated coma, and delirium tremens.
Contraindications: None.
Precautions: Known hypersensitivity to the drug.
Dosage/Route: 50 to 100 mg IV/IM. Ped: 10 to 25 mg IV/IM.
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TERBUTALINE
THIAMINE
VASOPRESSIN
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VECURONIUM
VERAPAMIL