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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Activated charcoal- presentation

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50g in 250ml bottle

#2
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Activated charcoal- indications

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Ingested toxins/oral drug overdose under an hour ago/ irrespective of time if toxbase allows use

#3
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Activated charcoal- contraindications

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Under 1 Unable to swallow/ unconscious Vomiting patients Patients with reduced gastrointestinal intestinal mobility Recent abdominal surgery Ethanol/cyanide/corrosive poisoning

#4
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Activated charcoal- Side effects

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Black stools, intestinal obstruction

#5
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Activated charcoal- dosage

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50g in 250ml, drink all Encourage children to drink half, but they drink full amount in extreme circumstances No repeat dose

#6
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Aspirin- indications

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ECG evidence of MI/ ischaemia/ suspected TIA Analgesia for cardiac chest pain (antiplatelet/ vasodilator)

#7
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Aspirin- contraindications

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Allergy Children under 16 GI Bleed Haemophilia/ clotting disorders Hepatic failure

#8
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Aspirin- side effects

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Risk of GI bleed Wheezing in asthmatics

#9
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Aspirin- dosage

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300mg chewable tablet No repeat dose

#10
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Nitrous oxide- indications

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Analgesia- moderate/severe pain, labour pain

#11
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Nitrous oxide- contraindications

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Head injury/ chest injury eg tension pneumothorax Abdo pain- intestinal obstruction Decompression sickness (diving in last 24 hours) Disturbed psychiatric patients Intraocular injection in last 8 weeks

#12
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Nitrous oxide- dosage

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Self administer via face mask/ mouthpiece, 3-5 mins to be effective 50% oxygen 50% nitrous oxide (entonox)

#13
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Oxygen- indications

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COPD Sats below normal range (94-100%) Hypoxia Critical illnesses requiring high levels of supplemental oxygen eg cardiac arrest/ anaphylaxis

#14
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Oxygen- contraindications

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Explosive environment

#15
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Oxygen- side effects

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Mouth dryness, hypoxic drive in COPD patients

#16
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Oxygen- dosage

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Measure Sp02 levels, administer oxygen until a reliable Sp02 reading is obtained All children with significant illness/injury should have high levels of supplementary oxygen

#17
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Chlorphenamine- indications

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Relieve uncomfortable symptoms of anaphylaxis/allergic reactions/ antihistamine

#18
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Chlorphenamine- contraindications

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Known hypersensitivity

#19
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Chlorphenamine - side effects

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Sedation, headache, blurred vision, urinary retention

#20
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Chlorphenamine- cautions

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Glaucoma, pregnancy/ breastfeeding, hypotension, epilepsy, severe liver disease

#21
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Chlorphenamine- dosage

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4mg tablet/ 2mg in 5ml solution IM No repeat dose

#22
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Glyceryl trinitate (GTN)- indications

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Cardiac chest pain caused by angina/MI/ischaemia Vasodilator

#23
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GTN- contraindications

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Hypotension, hypervolaemia, head trauma, cerebral hamehorrage, viagra, unconscious patients, aortic/mitral stenosis

#24
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GTN- side effects

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Headache, dizziness, hypotension