1
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Class for oxygen
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Natural atmospheric gas
2
Q
Standard supplies for oxygen
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Cylinders of various sizes
3
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MOA for oxygen
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Reverses hypoxia
Increases oxygenation of tissues
Increases the saturation of hemoglobin
4
Q
Indications for oxygen
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Hypoxia
Pulse oximetry less than 94%
5
Q
Contraindication for oxygen
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Oxygen supports combustion from an ignition source
6
Q
Adverse reactions to oxygen
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Oxygen that is not humidified may dry or irritate mucous membranes in the nose and throat
7
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Onset/Peak/Duration for oxygen
A
Varies according to the delivery device, ventilation device, and liter flow
Pharmacology
flashcards
Decks in class (49)
# Cards
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acetylsalicylic acid / ASA11
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activated charcoal12
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adenosine12
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albuterol sulfate12
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amiodarone14
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atropine sulfate13
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bumetanide11
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calcium chloride11
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calcium gluconate 2.5% topical gel11
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calcium gluconate10
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dexamethasone11
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dextrose 50%11
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diazepam14
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diltiazem11
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diphenhydramine12
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dopamine16
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epinephrine17
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etomidate11
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fentanyl12
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furosemdie11
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glucagon12
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hydroxocobalamin11
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ipratropium bromide12
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ketamine11
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lidocaine16
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lorazepam15
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magnesium sulfate15
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methylprednisolone10
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midazolam16
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morphine sulfate12
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naloxone14
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nitroglycerin10
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nitrous oxide 50%12
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norepinephrine12
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ondansetron11
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oral glucose12
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oxygen7
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oxytocin13
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phenylephrine nasal spray 0.5%11
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pralidoxime chloride (2-Pam)11
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proparacaine ophthalmic solution 0.5%11
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racemic epinephrine13
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rocuronium11
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sodium bicarbonate 7.5 - 8.4%11
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succinylcholine10
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tetracaine10
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thiamine12
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vasopressin10
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verapamil11
