Compléter
Fill in the blank to the medications that a PCP can administer (ASA, Gravol, Benadryl, Tylenol, Oxygen)
"
ASA
"
and
"
Acetylsalicylic
Acid
"
are
the
name
and
"
Aspirin
"
is
the
nam
e
2
Nicotinic
A2
Muscarinic
Prothrombin
immunoglobulin
A1
Gamma
B2
Beta
B1
2
Fibrinogen
Alpha
immune system
1
vasoconstriction
COX
Thromboplastin
B3
production
A3
Thromboxane
ASA's
MOI
acts
on
-
&
inhibitor
,
preventing
of
,
stopping
platelet
activation
.
3
88
95
abundantly
conservatively
92%
100
In
patients
that
are
known
CO2
retainers
(
eg
,
COPD
)
use
supplemental
oxygen
.
Titrate
SpO2
to
-
.
4
globally
inhibiting
PNS
peripherally
activating
centrally
doesn
nervous system
does
CNS
Acetaminophen
works
by
prostaglandin
synthesis
in
the
,
and
works
to
block
pain
impulse
generation
.
It
?
t
reduce
inflammation
.
5
bronchospasms
children
COPD
passive
bronchodilation
adults
bronchoconstriction
ulcer
eyesight
Active
gastric reflux
asthma
diabetics
renal
adolescents
thinking
hepatic
geriatrics
Precautions
of
ASA
include
:
disease
and
;
impaired
and
function
;
may
produce
in
asthmatics
;
and
with
influenza
or
chickenpox
infections
(
increased
risk
of
Reye's
syndrome
)
;
may
interact
with
warfarin
(
coumadin
)
and
other
anti
-
coagulants
and
cause
bleeding
.
6
low
low
high
pulmonary
high
cardio
Oxygen
acts
by
moving
oxygen
from
a
gas
pressure
gradient
to
a
pressure
.
After
entering
the
blood
through
the
capillary
network
will
bind
to
hemoglobin
and
dissolve
into
the
blood
where
it
is
carried
to
the
body
tissues
.
If
your
patient
states
they
took
ASA
,
but
you
are
unsure
if
they
actually
did
,
you
administer
more
.
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bronchoconstriction
cold fingers
heartburn
epistaxis
chest pain
urticari
hematemesis
bronchospasm
bronchodilation
Adverse
effects
of
ASA
could
include
nausea
and
vomiting
,
,
,
bleeding
,
and
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inhalation
solid
retrograde
medical
constant
liquid
plasma
inhaler
exhalation
gas
Oxygen
is
classified
as
a
10
basic
any
ACP
advanced
Oxygen
is
indicated
in
conjunction
with
diagnostic
information
.
Its
also
used
to
preoxygenate
for
airway
placement
.
11
activator
platelet
immunoglobulin
vascular
inhibitor
exaggerator
intrinsic
12
inhibit
histamine
enhance
does
acetylcholine
enhancing
histamine
response
doesn
blocking
release
Diphenhydramine
acts
by
the
effects
of
.
It
?
t
.
There
are
contraindicators
to
oxygen
in
an
emergency
situation
.
14
COPD
syndrom
acute
pain
chronic
coronary
musculoskeletal
ASA
is
indicated
when
there
is
a
suspected
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oxygen
trapping
air
toxicity
The
adverse
effect
of
oxygen
is
.
16
DO
WILL
WILL NOT
DON’T
When
treating
a
patient
with
carbon
monoxide
poisoning
,
use
high
flow
percent
O2
with
a
partial
non
-
rebreather
.
SpO2
values
be
unreliable
.
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antimuscarinic
anti-inflammatory
antipyretic
analgesic
antiemetic
anticholinergic
antianginal
Tylenol
is
classified
as
an
and
.
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pain
blood pressure
39
37
38
fever
Acetaminophen
is
indicated
in
febrile
patients
(
temp
over
degrees
)
and
for
management
.
20
P
buccal
mg
1500
mcg
15
mg
kg
SQ
1000
20
g
lbs
50
200
25
PO
325
1000
500
IV
IO
300
150
The
dosage
for
acetaminophen
in
adults
is
to
,
and
in
pediatrics
is
/
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160mg
160g
81g
81mg
160mg
320g
320mg
The
dosage
of
ASA
is
PO
,
if
not
previously
administered
for
this
episode
to
a
total
maximum
of
per
24
hour
period
.
22
bronchoconstriction
Reye's syndrome
hypersensitivity
bleed
active
diabetics
GI
cut on finger
geriatrics
children
asthmatics
ASA
is
contraindicated
when
there
is
,
an
,
and
in
with
past
history
of
sensitivity
to
ASA
/
NSAIDS
.
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active
indicated
inactive
contraindicated
Acetaminophen
is
in
patients
with
liver
disease
/
hepatic
impairment
,
and
hypersensitivity
.
24
4
days
2
minutes
5
6
3
10
hours
Tylenol
should
be
administered
cautiously
if
the
patient
has
taken
acetaminophen
within
.
Acetaminophen
virtually
free
of
severe
toxicity
or
side
effects
.
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bradycardia
hypertension
dilated
constricted
tachycardia
decreased
increased
hypotension
Toxic
effects
of
antihistamines
may
include
:
pupils
,
bowel
sounds
,
hallucinations
,
dysrhythmias
,
,
seizures
,
and
.
Acetaminophen
is
the
name
,
Tylenol
is
the
name
.
28
skin colour
blood pressure
pupils
temperature
Before
administering
Tylenol
,
you
should
document
the
patient
?
s
.
Diphenhydramine
is
.
Dimenhydrinate
is
.
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vasoconstriction
allergic
voluntary movement
extrapyramidal
anaphylaxis
anxious
urticaria
SOB
pyramidal
Diphenhydramine
is
indicated
in
,
reaction
,
and
for
relief
of
symptoms
/
agitation
due
to
metoclopramide
administration
.
Acetaminophen
is
metabolized
by
two
pathways
.
In
the
pathway
acetaminophen
is
metabolized
into
nontoxic
metabolites
.
In
the
pathway
,
acetaminophen
is
oxidized
by
cytochrome
P450
enzyme
into
a
highly
reactive
toxic
metabolite
which
accumulates
in
the
liver
.
The
pathway
is
commonly
utilized
in
overdose
situations
and
alcoholism
.
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mcg
lbs
30
SL
SQ
50
300
kg
100
500
FIVP
IM
mg
3
mg
IV
50
5
g
1
mg
SIVP
The
adult
dosage
for
diphenhydramine
is
/
or
to
a
single
max
dose
of
in
anaphylaxis
or
allergic
reaction
.
Or
PO
.
33
kg
10
mg
1
mcg
0.5
g
5
lbs
500
mg
50
The
pediatric
dose
for
diphenhydramine
is
/
SIVP
/
IM
/
PO
to
a
single
max
dose
of
in
allergic
reaction
or
anaphylaxis
.
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acetylsalicylic
acetaminophen
peanuts/ soy
shellfish
diphenhydrinate
diphenhydramine
Diphenhydramine
is
contraindicated
when
the
patient
has
hypersensitivity
to
or
.
35
mcg
30
60
mg
pediatrics
kg
15min
pediatric
ml
20
25
mg
g
5
250
1
50
mg
5
adults
500
mg
lbs
25
10
geriatrics
25
80
50
50
mg
65
The
dosage
for
dimenhydrinate
is
:
SIVP
/
IM
in
SIVP
/
IM
q
to
a
total
of
in
pts
over
/
to
a
single
max
dose
of
SIVP
/
IM
/
PO
in
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diphenhydramine
diphenhydrinate
dimenhydrinate
Some
adverse
effects
of
are
:
drowsiness
,
dizziness
,
headache
,
and
dry
mouth
You
want
to
titrate
your
patient's
oxygen
level
to
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anticholinergic
antimuscarinic
muscarinic
anti-inflammatory
antiemetic
antipyretic
antihistamine
analgesic
Dimenhydrinate
is
classified
as
an
,
,
and
an
.
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vertigo
gravol
narcotic
dizziness
altitude
nystagmus
indicated
motion
decompression
contraindicated
Entonox
Dimenhydrinate
is
when
there
is
nausea
and
vomiting
due
to
,
sickness
,
or
administration
.
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analgesic
antiemetic
platelet inhibitor
antihistamine
adrenergic
anticholinergic
antimuscarinic
antipyretic
antihistamine
Diphenhydramine
is
classified
as
an
,
,
an
.
41
SHOULDN’T
SHOULD
SHOULD
CAN
SHOULDN
In
nursing
mothers
and
neonates
you
avoid
antihistamines
.
In
the
presence
of
a
life
-
threatening
allergic
reaction
,
you
?
T
avoid
antihistamines
.
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clearer
better
feeling woozy
mouth
yield
hunger
pains
hallucinations
sedation
n/v
dry
retention
blurred
sedation
constipation
hunger
The
most
prominent
side
effect
of
dimenhydrinate
is
.
Other
common
side
effects
include
,
vision
,
urinary
,
and
.
43
uppers
soy
alcohol
depressants
peanuts
diphenhydramine
dimenhydrinate
marijuana
Dimenhydrinate
is
contraindicated
in
patients
with
hypersensitivity
to
/
,
narrow
angle
glaucoma
,
or
those
that
have
ingested
large
quantities
of
/
.
44
contraindicator
indicator
precaution
In
nursing
and
mothers
and
neonates
,
giving
dimenhydrinate
is
a
.
45
Dimenhydrinate
syndrome
inner
motion
CNS
vomiting
suppression
outer
Diphenhydramine
blocking
freeing
blocking
acts
by
receptors
for
acetylcholine
in
addition
to
receptors
for
histamine
.
Motion
sickness
is
thought
to
be
a
result
of
histamine
and
muscatinic
cholinergic
receptors
in
the
neuronal
pathway
that
connects
the
ear
to
the
centre
.
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increased
decreased
decreased
decreased
decreased
Therapeutic
effects
of
diphenhydramine
include
:
dilation
of
blood
vessels
,
capillary
permeability
,
pruritis
,
and
mucous
secretions
.
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