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Salbutamol - Presentation
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5 mg in 2.5 mls polyamp
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Salbutamol Pharmacology
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A synthetic Beta adrenergic stimulant
with primary Beta 2 effects. Action:
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Salbutamol Metabolism
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By the liver and excreted by the kidneys
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Salbutamol
Primary Emergency Indication |
Respiratory distress with suspected brochospasm:
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Salbutamol - Contraindication
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Nil of significance in the above indication
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Salbutamol Precautions
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Large doses of salbutamol have been
reported to cause intracellular metabolic acidosis |
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Salbutamol
Route of Administration |
Nebulised
pMDI |
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Salbutamol Side Effects
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1. Sinus tachycardia
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Salbutamol Special Notes
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Salbutamol nebules / polyamps have a shelf life of one month after opening. The date of opening of the packaging should be recorded and the drug should be stored < 30°C
Although infrequently used, Salbutamol by IV infusion may be required during IHT of some women in premature labour. The dose is to be prescribed and signed by the referring hospital medical officer |
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Salbutamol Times
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Nebulised effects:
Onset: 5 - 15 min Peak: n/a Duration: 15 - 50 mins |
