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Flashcards by Sarah Cooper3707, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Sarah Cooper3707
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| Question | Answer |
| What is the dose of hydrocortisone for a 10 year old? | 100 milligrams |
| Name three side effects of Ondansetron? | Hiccups Constipation Flushing Hypotension Chest pain Arrhythmias Bradycardia Headache Seizures Movement disorders Injection site reaction |
| What is the dose of IV paracetamol for an 11 year old | 500 milligrams |
| What is the dose of Narcan at birth? | 200 micrograms |
| True or False Aspirin is contra indicated for patients who are currently being treated with anticoagulants? | False |
| What is the maximum dose for Atropine when used for absolute bradycardia? | 3 milligrams |
| How much Benzylpenicillin in milligrams is in each ampoule? | 600 |
| What is the dose of Chlorphenamine for a six month old child? | Contra-indicated for children below 1 |
| True or False One of Diazepam's indications is when the fit has continued for more than 10 minutes and STILL FITTING? | False: 5 minutes and STILL FITTING |
| Name two side effects of Dexamethasone? | There are none |
| What is the initial dose of adrenaline 1:1,000 for life threatening asthma? | 500 micrograms |
| Name two side effects of amiodarone? | Bradycardia Vasodilation Bronchospasm Arrhythmias |
| What is the only contra-indication for Atropine? | Bradycardia in suspected hypothermia |
| How long does IV Morphine take to have an effect and when is it's peak? | 2-3 minutes 10-20 minutes |
| Name two side effects of Diazepam? | Respiratory depression Hypotension Drowsiness Occasional amnesia |
| Name all six contra indications of GTN? | Hypotension < 90 mmHg Hypovoleamia Head trauma Cerebral heamorrhage Viagra in last 24 hours Unconscious patient |
| What two gases and their percentages make up Entonox | 50% nitrous oxide & 50% oxygen |
| What is the repeat dose of Clopidogrel? | Once only drug |
| Name three side effects of Chlorphenamine? | Sedation Dry mouth Headache blurred vision psychomotor impairment gastrointestinal disturbance transient hypotension convulsions |
| What are the two side effects of Furosemide? | Hypotension gastrointestinal disturbances |
| What is the maximum dose of Tranexamic Acid for an adult? | 1 gram |
| In the paediatric with a MEDICAL cause of shock what is the maximum dose in ml/kg of Sodium Chloride 0.9%? | 40 ml/kg |
| Name the four indications for Salbutamol? | - Acute asthma where normal therapy has failed - Expiratory wheezing associated with allergy, anaphylaxis, smoke inhalation or other lower airway cause - Exacerbation of COPD - SOB secondary to LVF (second line treatment) |
| Name the two contra indications for Glucagon? | Low glycogen stores Hypoglycaemic seizures |
| Name the two contra indications of furosemide? | Pre-comatose state secondary to liver cirrhosis Severe renal failure with anuria |
| When administering PR diazepam what is the maximum depth you should insert the tube? | 2.5cm |
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