دانلود کتاب Ranger Medic Handbook 2007

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03-001-III RMED HB Pharmacology FINAL.pdf......Page 0
Ranger MedicHandbook......Page 1
RANGER FIRST RESPONDER (RFR) – A Ranger who has successfully......Page 13
In a case where the Ranger Medic cannot contact Medical Cont......Page 15
CASUALTY ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT......Page 17
III. RESUSCITATION......Page 20
HEAD......Page 21
RECTUM......Page 22
VI. SUMMARY......Page 23
TACTICAL COMBAT CASUALTY CARE (TCCC)......Page 24
MGMT: 1. Hydrate, 2. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) 1000mg PO q6h p......Page 62
MGMT: 1. Increase PO hydration, 2. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) 1......Page 63
MGMT: 1. Remove offending agent and evaluate pattern, 2. Was......Page 64
MGMT: 1. Examine eye, to include eyelid eversion, and remove......Page 65
2-10 mg PO tid-qid; 5-10 mg slow IV push......Page 76
Adverse Effects: Euphoria, insomnia, convulsions, increased......Page 77
Interactions: Alcohol, other CNS depressants, and MAOIs comp......Page 78
Interactions: Probenecid decreases renal excretion......Page 79
Interactions: Ferrous sulfate and aluminum or magnesium cont......Page 80
Interactions: Oral anticoagulants and heparin may prolong bl......Page 81
Interactions: Barbiturates decrease activity; cimetidine, be......Page 82
Interactions: CNS depressants, sedatives, barbiturates, alco......Page 83
Interactions: Reverses analgesic effects of narcotic (opiate......Page 84
Adverse Effects: Fluid overload, CHF, edema, electrolyte imb......Page 85
150–450 mg PO q6h; 600–900 mg IM/IV q6–8h......Page 87
Interactions: Aminosalicylic acid and carbonic anhydrase inh......Page 88
Interactions: No clinically significant interactions establi......Page 89
Interactions: Theophylline may decrease clearance leading to......Page 90
Contraindications: Clindamycin or lincomycin hypersensitivit......Page 91
Interactions: No clinically significant interactions establi......Page 92
Interactions: No clinically significant interactions establi......Page 93
Interactions: By inhibiting platelet function, may increase......Page 94
Adverse Effects: Fluid overload, CHF, edema, electrolyte imb......Page 95
Interactions: No clinically significant interactions establi......Page 96
Interactions: Alcohol and CNS depressants may potentiate sed......Page 97
Interactions: Rifampin may decrease ondansetron levels......Page 98
Interactions: Sympathomimetics and beta blockers increase pr......Page 99
Interactions: May effect and toxicity of oral anticoagulants......Page 100
Adverse Effects: Headache on awakening, drowsiness or fatigu......Page 101
Dose: 100–200 mg PO qd-bid......Page 104
Dose: 250-750 mg PO bid or 200-400 mg IV q8-12h......Page 105
Dose: 25-75mg PO bid-tid......Page 106
Interactions: Alcohol, CNS depressants, and herbal (St. John......Page 107
Interactions: Alcohol and other CNS depressants enhance CNS......Page 108
Class: Hormones and synthetic substitutes – adrenal corticos......Page 109
Interactions: TCAs and maprotiline may potentiate pressor ef......Page 110
Interactions: May increase diazepam, phenytoin, and warfarin......Page 111
Interactions: May decrease absorption of ketoconazole; may i......Page 112
Interactions: May increase theophylline levels; may decrease......Page 113
Interactions: Carbamazepine significantly decreases levels;......Page 114