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CHAPTER 15

General Pharmacology

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Pharmacology

Pharmacology

Key Term

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The study of drugs, their sources,

characteristics, and effects

Overview ofOverview ofMedicationsMedications

Used byUsed by

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Used byUsed bythe EMTthe EMT––BB

Medications Carried onthe EMS Unit

Activated charcoal

Oral glucose

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Oxygen

Medications Prescribedto Patients

Prescribed inhaler

Nitroglycerin

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Nitroglycerin

Epinephrine

What the EMTWhat the EMT––BBNeeds to KnowNeeds to Know

About MedicationsAbout Medications

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About MedicationsAbout Medications

Medication Names

All listed in U.S. Pharmacopoeia

Generic name

Chemical name

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Chemical name

Trade name

3 Types of Medication Names

Generic name: epinephrine

Chemical name: B- (e, 4

dihydroxyphenyl)

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dihydroxyphenyl)

amethylaminoethanol

Trade name: Epi-Pen®

Forms ofForms ofMedicationsMedications

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MedicationsMedications

Compressed Powders or TabletsCompressed Powders or Tablets

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Liquids for InjectionLiquids for Injection

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GelsGels

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SuspensionsSuspensions

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Fine PowderFine Powderfor Inhalationfor Inhalation

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GasesGases

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Sublingual SpraySublingual Spray

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MeteredMetered--Dose InhalerDose Inhaler

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Indication

Specific sign, symptom, or

circumstance that makes it

appropriate to administer a drug

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appropriate to administer a drug

Contraindication

Specific sign, symptom, or circumstance

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in which it would be inappropriate, or

harmful, to administer a drug

DoseHow much should be given to a patient

ActionsDesired effects on a patient

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Desired effects on a patient

RouteHow the medication is administered

(i.e., orally, sublingually, by injection)

Any action of the drug other than

the desired actions

Some side effects are predictable

Side Effects

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(e.g., headache as a side effect of

nitroglycerin).

Proper Use ofProper Use ofMedicationsMedicationsin the Fieldin the Field

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in the Fieldin the Field

Medication Administration

Four “Rights” Right patient?

Right medication?

Right dose?

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Right route?

Medication Administration

Patients must be reassessed

after medication is administered.

Repeat vital signs.

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Document patient’s response to

medication.

1. Define the following terms:

Generic nameTrade name

Review Questions

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Trade nameIndicationContraindicationDoseActionSide effect

2. List the forms of medications.

3. List the four rights in medication

administration.

Review Questions

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4. Why must patients be reassessed

after medication has been given?

What additional patient history

STREET SCENESSTREET SCENES

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What additional patient history

should you obtain?

Should you let the patient take

nitroglycerin? Why or why not?

Are vital signs important if nitroglycerin is going to be taken by

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nitroglycerin is going to be taken by the patient?

What information do you want to know about nitroglycerin?

How should the nitroglycerin be administered?

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administered?

When should vital signs be taken again?

Sample DocumentationSample Documentation

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