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Emergency Drug Chart
Presentation · PPTX
Emergency Drug Chart
Presentation · PPTX
18 slides | Dark navy theme | 662 KB
What's inside:
| Slide | Content |
|---|---|
| 1 | Cover slide with all drug names listed |
| 2–17 | One dedicated slide per drug — 8 colour-coded cards each |
| 18 | At-a-glance summary table of all 16 drugs |
Drugs covered (spelling corrections applied):
| # | Your Input | Correct Drug |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Labetolol | Labetalol |
| 2 | Metaplropromide | Metoclopramide |
| 3 | Tramdol | Tramadol |
| 4 | Avil | Avil (Pheniramine maleate) |
| 5 | Transmic acid | Tranexamic Acid |
| 6 | Tipetodol | Tapentadol |
| 7 | Phtyion | Phenytoin |
| 8 | Lozarpam | Lorazepam |
| 9 | Ondansteron | Ondansetron |
| 10 | Noradrenaline | Noradrenaline |
| 11 | Adrenaline | Adrenaline |
| 12 | Doutamine | Dobutamine |
| 13 | Dopamine | Dopamine |
| 14 | Atropine | Atropine |
| 15 | Nitroglycerin | Nitroglycerin (GTN) |
| 16 | IV Fluids | IV Fluids |
Each drug card includes:
- Mechanism of Action — how it works at receptor/molecular level
- Indications — clinical uses
- Contraindications — absolute and relative
- Dose — standard dosing regimen
- Maximum Dose — upper limit with safety note
- Dilution / How to Use — preparation instructions, compatible fluids
- Shelf Life — undiluted and diluted
- Half-Life — duration of action
Note: This is for educational/reference purposes. Always verify against your current local formulary and institutional protocols before clinical use.
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