1
Q
What is the classification of methoxyflurane ?
A
Anaesthetics. General: volatile anaesthetic agent
2
Q
What is the presentation of methoxyflurane?
A
3mL vial with a tear off tamper-evident seal which is administered via carbon inhalation vapourisor
3
Q
How is methoxyflurane administered?
A
Inhaled (INH) through activated carbon chamber (self administered)
4
Q
What are indications for methoxyflurane in adults and kids?
A
Mild to severe pain
5
Q
What are the contra-indications of methoxyflurane?
A
- Under 5 years
- Level of consciousness due to head injury
- drugs or alcohol
- cardiovascular instability
- KSAR
6
Q
What is the usual dosage of methoxyflurane in adults and kids?
A
3mL (INH) (repeat x 1 only PRN)
7
Q
What are the common side effects of methoxyflurane?
A
- dizziness
- headache
- cough
- dry mouth
- nausea
- SWEATING
8
Q
What are uncommon side effects of methoxyflurane?
A
Tingling or numbness of hands/feet
EMT
flashcards
Decks in class (45)
# Cards
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Choking And CPR10
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Stroke9
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Respitory Emergency61
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Policy And Procedure20
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Anatomy And Physiology33
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Primary Survey19
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Manual Handling5
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The Skeleton33
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Secondary Survey16
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Ibuprofen10
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Oxygen16
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Salbutamol11
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Naloxone8
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Methoxyflurane8
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Nervous System11
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General Medical Emergency56
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Glucose Gel8
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Glucagon11
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Trauma11
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Basic Patient Care1
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Premature Babies And Incubator2
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General Medical Emergency 229
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Activated Charcoal8
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Bleeding Shock Soft Tissue Injuries39
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Pharmacology21
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Burns And Scalds8
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Pain Management8
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MCQ questions52
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Glyceryl Trinitrate (GTN)8
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ENTONOX9
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Spinal Injury - Trauma1
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Cardiovascular Emergencies36
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Hazardoys Materials12
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Major Emergencies25
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Radio Communication3
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Paediatrics29
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PARACETAMOL9
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ASPIRIN12
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CHLORPHENAMINE9
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Musculoskeletal Head And Spinal Injuries24
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PATIENT SAFETY2
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PREGNANCY RELATED EMERGENCIES75
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RED BOXES47
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TIF LIST10
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Airway And Ventillation20
