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EMERGENCY MEDICINES Dr.Sadia Shabbir House surgeon surgical 1
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EMERGENCY MEDICINES

Dr.Sadia ShabbirHouse surgeon surgical 1

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ADRENALINE

• The substance is adrenaline tartarate which is manufactured under the trademark of adrenaline.

DOSE: • 0.2-0.5ml S/C or I/M• 0.25ml dil in saline slow I/V• 0.5ml intracardiac

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INDICATIONS:• Allergic reactions • Acute attack of bronchial asthma• Cardiac arrest• Homeostasis• Along with local anesthetic• To have bloodless field

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ADVERSE REACTIONS• Palpitations , tremors, pallor,headache• If injected rapidly or I/V causes marked increase

in BP• Ventricular arrhythmias• Acute pulmonary edema• Anginal pain

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NOR ADRENALINE

It is available as 0.2% sol in 2ml ampules.

DOSE: • 2ml of noradrenalin+1000ml of 5% dextrose and

administer at the rate of 0.5ml/minute• 2ml of noradrenalin+N/S+vit C

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INDICATIONS:

• Treatment of hypotension of circulatory failure

SIDE EFFECTS:• Palpitations,tremors,pallor,headache• Ventricular arrythmias• Acute pulmonary edema• Anginal pain• Extravasation in S/C tissues causes necrosis of skin

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DOPAMINE

DOSE:• It is available in 5ml ampoules each containing

40mg/ml solution

INDICATIONS:• Hypotension to increase peripheral circulation • Open heart surgery• Renal failures• Cardiac failure

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ADVERSE EFFECTS

• It should be administered via central vein, extravasation may cause local ischemia

• We should stop or decrease the dosage if the urine output is diminishing, tachycardia,or arrythmias.

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PROPRANOLOL

• It is available in 1mg/ml ampoule

INDICATIONS:• Thyrotoxic crises• Pheochromocytoma• Cardiac arrythmias• Acute MI

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ADVERSE EFFECTS• Congestive heart failure,bradycardia,aggravation

of A-V conduction defect• Bronchospasm• Hypoglycemia• Nausea and vomiting• Uterine hypomotility and prolonged labour• Thrombocytopenia and leucopenia

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ATROPINE SULPHATE

• It is available in two strengths• 0.65mg/ml ampoule • 6mg/ml ampoule

INDICATIONS:• Pre anesthetic medication 30min before surgery to

prevent vasovagal shock and also 2 dryout the secretions• Before pleural and ascitic tap• In the treatment of colics and

dysmenorrhea,bradyarrythmias and parkinsonism• Organophosphorus poisoning

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ADVERSE EFFECTS• Dry mouth• Dysphagia• Retention of urine• Blurring of vision,precipitate to glaucoma• Skin rash and local dermatitis

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NEOSTIGMINE

• It is available in 0.5mg/ml solution in ampoule DOSE:• 0.5-2mg I/M or I/V

INDICATIONS:• Myasthenia gravis• Acute congestive glaucoma• Treatment of NM paralysis due to snake bite

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ADVERSE EFFECTS

• Salivation,sweating and lacrimation• Nausea vomiting,diarrhea,abd pain• Tremors and fasciculation• HTN

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HYDROCORTISONE• It is available in a bulb containing 100mg

hydrocortisone

INDICATIONS:• Life threatening emergencies e.g anapylactic

shock,status asthamaticus,hypoglycemia,thyrotoxic crises,addison’s crises,hypercalcemia

• Intra-articularly in osteoarthritis• Topically in keloids • As retention enema

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ADVERSE EFFECTS:• Gastritis,peptic ulcer,perforation and

pancreatitis• HTN• Osteoporosis• Supresses immunity• Delays wound healing

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AMINOPHYLLINE

• It is available in 10ml ampoule

DOSE:• 10ml dil in 20ml of 10% dextrose is given I/V or

slowly

INDICATION:• Bronchial asthma• Cardiac asthma• Cheyne stroke respiration

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ADVERSE EFFECTS:• Nausea,vomiting• Fits preceded by twitching of mouth or severe

hyperventilation• Collapse and death

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MORPHINE

• It is available in 1ml ampoule(15mg/ml)

DOSE: • 5-20mg S/C or I/M

INDICATIONS:• As analgesic• As preanesthetic medication• Acute LVF

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ADVERSE EFFECTS• Vomiting • Hypotension • Respiratory depression• Drug dependency• Urinary retention• Miosis• bradycardia

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PETHIDINE

• Available in 2ml ampoule(50mg/ml)

INDICATIONS:• Given I/M or I/V• As analgesic• As preanesthetic medication

ADVERSE EFFECTS:• Same as that of morphine

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DIAZEPAM

• Available in 2ml ampoule(5mg/ml)

DOSE: 10mg I/V or I/M

INDICATIONS:• Muscle relaxant in tetanus• Pre anesthetic medication• Treatment of convulsions• As tranquillizer

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AVIL(CHLORPHENARAMINE MALEATE)• Available in 2ml ampoule(22.75mg/ml)

INDICATIONS:• Allergic reactions• Pruritis• Hypnotics

ADVERSE EFFECTS:• Sedation and fatigue• Dryness of mouth and blurring of vision• Nausea and vomiting• Blood dyscrasias

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INSULIN• Available in 40 units/ml and 100 units/ml in 10ml bulb

DOSE: Given S/C

INDICATIONS:• Diabetic ketoacidotic coma• Glucose insuline drip in hyperkalemia• Diabetes

ADVERSE EFFECTS:• Hypoglycemias

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SODIUM BICARBONATE• Available in 10ml ampoule

INDICATIONS:• Metabolic acidosis• Lactic acidosis• Respiratory acidosis • Hyperkalemia

ADVERSE EFFECTS:• Metabolic alkalosis• Edema due to Na+ retentions

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LASIX(FRUSEMIDE)

DOSE: 20mg I/M or I/V

INDICATIONS:• Pulmonary edema• To induce forced diuresis in barbiturates poisoning• Treatment of mannitol resistant acute oliguria• Advanced RF• Prostatectomy

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ADVERSE EFFECTS• Water and elecrolyte disturbance• Orthostatic hypotension• Retention of urine• Hepatic coma• Cardiac arrest • Hearing loss

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MANNITOL:• It is a sugar available as 20% sol in 350ml glass bottel

DOSE: 0.5-1g/kg

INDICATIONS:• Induce diuresis in barbiturate poisoning• Acute oliguric RF• After severe traumatic injuries• To reduce intracranial pressure• After CVA,cerebral edema,hepatic encaphlopathy

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ADVERSE EFFECTS

• Precipitate CHF• Fluid overload causes the ARF

CONTRAINDICATIONS:• Shock• Cardiac failure • Renal impairment

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POTASSIUM CHLORIDE

• Available in 10ml ampoule(150mg/ml)

INDICATION:• Hypokalemia

ADVERSE EFFECTS: • Cardiac arrest if given rapidly

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CALCIUM GLUCONATE

• Available in 10ml ampoule(1g)

DOSE:• 2g I/V slowly in tetany• 1g I/V slowly in epididymo-orchitis

INDICATIONS:• Tetany• After 1000ml of blood transfusion• As inotropic drug in cardiac arrest• Hyperkalemia• Hypoparathyroidisim• As a coagulant(factor 5)

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