Cardiac Holding Medication List

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  1. 5. _____ can be given if patient cannot swallow Tylenol. Can cause prolong bleeding time.
  2. 6. How many hours do you monitor a patient for resedation after administering a reversal agent?
  3. 7. Reversal for benzodiazepines like Versed (Midazolam)
  4. 10. Reversal for opioids.
  5. 11. Decadron is an antiemetic that can increase ______ levels and causes dry mouth.
  6. 13. More commonly used vasopressor for hypotension due to faster onset.
  7. 14. Antihistamine that can be used to treat nausea and vomiting.
  8. 16. Most commonly used for chest pain, needs to be pushed slowly.
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  1. 1. This medication causes amnesia and can only be given in the presence of a provider.
  2. 2. Betablocker used to treat hypertension and can cause bronchospasm.
  3. 3. Glycopyrrolate dries ______.
  4. 4. Glycopyrrolate (Robinul) is used to decrease __________ and increase heart rate.
  5. 8. Narcan is to be diluted in ___ mL of NS prior to administration.
  6. 9. Maximum dose (mg) to be administered for Lopressor.
  7. 12. Along with pain control, Demerol can also be given to stop ________ after general anesthesia.
  8. 15. Scopolamine patch is to be placed behind the ______.