1
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Indications
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Nausea and vomiting in adults aged over 18
Prevention and treatment of nausea and vomiting following morphine administration
2
Q
Action
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Anti-emetic which works centrally as well as in GI tract
3
Q
Contraindications
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Under 18’s Renal failure Pheochromocytoma GI obstruction Drug overdose Perforation / Haemorrhage/ 3-4 days post GI surgery
4
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Side effects
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Drowsiness Diarrhoea Restlessness Rash Cardiac conduction abnormalities
Paramedic Drugs
flashcards
Decks in class (33)
# Cards
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Adrenaline 1:10004
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Paracetamol4
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Ibuprofen4
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Ondansetron4
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Metoclopramide4
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Naloxone Hydrochloride4
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Morphine4
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Midazolam4
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Diazepam4
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Amiodarone4
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Atropine4
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Furosemide4
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GTN4
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Clopidogrel4
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Aspirin4
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Tranexamic Acid4
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Syntometrine4
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Sodium Lactate4
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Nitrous Oxide (Entonox)4
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Misoprostol4
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Dexamethasone4
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Chlorphenamine4
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Benzylpenicillin Sodium4
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Activated Charcoal4
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Sodium Chloride4
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Glucose 10%4
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Glucagon4
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Glucose 40% Oral Gel4
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Hydrocortisone4
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Ipratropium Bromide4
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Salbutamol4
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Oxygen4
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Adrenaline 1:10,0004
