Drug Doses Indications

Front 1

acetaminophen

Back 1

fever/pain
325-600mg PO q 4-6 hrs

Front 2

acivated charcoal

Back 2

OD PO
1g/kg PO, NG

Front 3

andenocard

Back 3

PSVT, SVT, narrow complex tachycardia of unknown origin.
USED as a Dx tool in order to identify rhythm,
6mg, 12mg, 12mg IVP over 1-3 seconds, q 1-2 minutes, not to exceed 30 mg

Front 4

Albuterol

Back 4

bronchospasm, COPD, Asthma

Front 5

Amiodarone

Back 5

V-fib/ pulseless V-tach, unstable V-tach in pts unresponsive to othr meds
300mg/kg can be followed by one dose of 150mg IVP

Front 6

aspirin

Back 6

angina, AMI,
162-325mg PO

Front 7

Atropine

Back 7

unstable bradycardia, asystole,PEA, organophosphate poisoning
dose for arrest:1mg IVPq 3-5 min., max 3mg or 3 doses
dose for unstable brady:0.5mgIV q 3-5 min max 3mg

Front 8

Benzocaine spray

Back 8

lubricant/topical anesthetic supresses gag reflex
0.5-1.0seconds of spray

Front 9

dextrose

Back 9

hypoglycemia, status epilepticus, seizure of unknown origin, coma of unknown cause
12.5-25g slow IV repeat as needed

Front 10

Digoxin

Back 10

CHF, re-entry SVT, especially A-fib/ A-flutter
10-15mcg/kg

Front 11

Cardizem

Back 11

control of V-tach due to A-flutter, A-fib, re-entry SVT, Angina pectoris
0.25mg/kg (avg dose15-20mg) over 2 minutes
may repeat @ 0.35mg/kg over 2 minutes

Front 12

Cardizem maintenance dose

Back 12

5-15mg/hr

Front 13

benadryl

Back 13

allergic reaction, motion sickness, hayfever
25-50mg IV, IM, PO

Front 14

Dopamine

Back 14

shock (cardio, septic, spinal,distributive),
hypotension with low cardiac output
2-20mcg/kg/min titrated to response

Front 15

Epi 1:1000

Back 15

anaphylaxis, asthma, allergic reactions
0.3-0.5mg SQ q 5-15 minutes

Front 16

EPI 1: 10,000

Back 16

cardiac arrest, symptomatic brady, severe hypotension secondary to brady, severe anaphylaxis
anaphylaxis dose: 0.1mg q 3-5 min.
arrest 1mg SIVP