MA160 Wk 4 - Emergency Drugs

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bertmoyer1  on January 21, 2010

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bertmoyer1 : ATTENTION you guys.... i changed the adrenalin / epinephrine definition... i had miss typed the definition if you had not noticed ....it was late

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MA160 Wk 4 - Emergency Drugs

Adrenalin or Epinephrine
A vasoconstrictor....... Relieves anaphylactic shock
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Adrenalin or Epinephrine A vasoconstrictor....... Relieves anaphylactic shock
Aminophyiline A bronchodilator........ Relaxes smooth muscle of the respiratory tract.
Benadryl An antihistamine........ that relieves allergic symptoms
Compazine An antiemetic........... Relieves symptoms of nausea & vomiting
Dextrose Used for hypoglycemia........ to counteract hyperinsulinism
Digoxin Cardiac drug....... Used for congestive heart failure ( CHF ) arrythmias. Slows & strengthens heartbeat.
Diuril Promotes excretion of urine.
Hydrocortisone An anti-inflammatory........ Used to suppress swelling and shock.
Ipecac Syrup Emetic....... Used to induce vomiting in certain types of poisonings.
Narcan Antidote....... Used in narcotic overdose.
Nitroglycerin Vasodilator........ Dilates coronary arteries. Used in treatment of angina pectoris.
Valium Antianxiety,...... muscle relaxant. Used to calm very anxious Pt and to relax muscles. Valium is a Schedule IV drug & therefore must be kept in a locked cabinet.

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