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As EMS providers, we treat patients prescribed metformin on a daily basis. Metformin is a common medication originally derived from goat’s rue (Fre...
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Isopropyl alcohol pads are a common staple on almost every EMS call. EMS providers typically use them to disinfect an area prior to drawing up medi...
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🚨BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE! 🚨 ⚠️THIS WEEKEND ONLY!⚠️ It's that time! The fall semester is upon us and EMS students from all over the USA are about to bur...
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Amiodarone is one of the more well-known cardiac medications carried in the prehospital setting.
ACLS recommends amiodarone for ventricular fibril...
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Delirium tremens is a severe form of alcohol withdrawal that can actually turn into a fatal situation. This condition typically sets in 48-72 hour...
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An important aspect of pharmacology 💊 class is learning about alpha & beta receptors and what occurs when they are agonized. This will make und...
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It's that time! The spring semester is upon us and EMS students from all over the USA are about to bury themselves in their studies. For most stu...
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“Find a big, healthy vein. Double check the patency of the line.” These are tips given to students while learning how to place IVs and they are E...
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💊 Calcium Chloride 💊 When it comes to medications, the way to my heart as an EMS provider is when a drug has multiple uses. Calcium chloride, altho...
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Class III antiarrhythmic 🫀medications are also known as potassium channel blockers🍌🚫. Typically, the only potassium channel blocker we see in the ...
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TXA or tranexamic acid 💉is a medication first discovered in the 1960s by medical professionals searching for a solution for postpartum hemorrhage. ...
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💊Sodium Bicarbonate💊
I’m always a fan of a medication that has multiple uses and in this regard, sodium bicarbonate does not disappoint. Sodium bic...
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