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Pharmacology The study of drugs, their sources, characteristics,
and effects
What medications will you carry with you on
the Aspirin, Oral
Glucose, Oxygen ambulance as an EMT
, Aspirin Medication used to delay the blood clotting
process associated with chest pains
Who do you administer Aspirin to? Patients with angina, myocardial infarction, chest
pains
What is the normal dosage of Aspirin? 81 mg, or 1 tablet
What is the max field dosage for Aspirin? 324 mg, or 4 tablets
Who do you not administer Aspirin to? Patients with asthma, GI tract bleeding, or
allergies to Aspirin
What is Oral Glucose? A form of glucose that can be taken
orally as a treatment for a conscious
patient(who can swallow) with an altered
mental status and a history of diabetes
What form does Oral Glucose come in? A Gel Tube
Where do you apply the Oral Glucose? Between the cheek and gum, also
known as the mucobuccal
What is the normal dosage of Oral Glucose? 25 g
Why would you not administer Oral Glucose to a patient? If they can't swallow
or control swallowing on their own