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Respiratory Pharmacology Week 4

Respiratory Pharmacology Week 4. Receptors. Adrenergics : Beta 1 (heart, when stimulated cause contraction, increased HR)-- - Isoperternal , Epinephrine Beta 2 (lungs, when stimulated cause dilation)----Albuterol/ Xopenex

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Pharmacologic Considerations in the Cardiac Patient

Pharmacologic Considerations in the Cardiac Patient. Wayne E. Ellis, Ph.D., CRNA. Treatment of Ischemia(primary). ASA 325 mg immediately Thrombolytics (Retevase) > flow rate than TPA 2 doses @ 30 min intervals lyse clots through the activation of plasminogen. Primary Treatment.

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Neuromuscular Blocking Agents

Neuromuscular Blocking Agents. David Hirsch MD CA-1. Disclosures. Key Concepts. 1) PARALYTICS DO NOT CAUSE AMNESIA, ANALGESIA OR UNCONSCIOUSNESS 2) Depolarizing = Ach receptor agonists Non-depolarizing=competitive antagonists. History. 1942 Harold Griffith

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Differential Diagnosis of Chest Pain

Differential Diagnosis of Chest Pain. Christopher A. Gee, MD Division of Emergency Medicine University of Utah Health Sciences Center September 29, 2009. Chest Pain. 1 in 20 patients presenting to ED complain of Chest Pain

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Antiarrhythmic Drugs

Antiarrhythmic Drugs. Arrhythmia. Heart condition where disturbances in Pacemaker impulse formation Contraction impulse conduction Combination of the two Results in rate and/or timing of contraction of heart muscle that is insufficient to maintain normal cardiac output (CO)

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Hypertensive Emergencies

Hypertensive Emergencies. Ingrid Berling 29/09/2010. Aims. Epidemiology/pathophysiology Definitions/common types Clinical evaluation Goals of treatment Pharmacotherapy Specific treatment. Epidemiology. Prevalence of hypertension in Australia is 11%

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Conquering Refractory Ventricular Fibrillation in the Prehospital & Emergency Department Setting

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Neuro-Anaesthesia Outside the Operating Room

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Post-Cardiac Arrest Syndrome Management

Getting Started: Stat EKG . If STEMI, activate cardiac catherization lab; consult cardiology for ECHO if suspected ischemia, significant arrhythmias , hemodynamic instability Stat head CT if deemed medically necessary (may start cooling prior to CT )

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