Medication

• Aspirin is an anti-inflammatory blood thinner

  • It is used to relieve chest pain of cardiac origin
  • Do not give if recent bleeding
• • Albuterol
  • Stimulates nervous system and causes bronchodialation
  • Give when having asthma or trouble breathing
  • Do not give if tachycardic
• • Epinephrine
  • Stimulates nervous causing bronchodialation
  • Give when anaphylactic shock
  • Do not give if chest pain of cardiac origin, hypertension
• • Narcan
  • Give in opoid poisoning
  • Do not give if hypersensitive
• • Nitroglycerin
  • Dialates blood vessels
  • Give when chest pain of cardiac origin
  • Use of erectile dysfunction medication or head injury
• • Oral glucose
  • Give when low blood sugar
  • Do nit give when decreased level of consciousness or vomiting
• • Oxygen
  • Reverse hypoxia, give when suspected hypoxia
  • Do not give if patient has COPD
• • Tylenol
  • Give for relief of pain or fever, headache muscle ache
  • Do not give if hypersensitive
• • Benadryl
  • Give when mild allergic reactions
  • Do not give if asthma, glaucoma, pregnancy, hypertension or infant
• Ibuprofen

  • Give when mild pain, headache, muscle aches
  • Do not give if hypersensitive