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What is the adult dose for activated carbon?
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50g
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What is the pediatric dose for activated carbon?
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1g/kg
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What are the contraindications for activated carbon?
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Poisonings due to methanol, caustic acids and alkalis, iron tablets and lithium. Do not use for cyanide poisoning.
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What is the route for activated carbon?
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Oral
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How is activated carbon supplied?
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Fine black powder in 25g and 50g.
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What is the adult dose for atropine for bradycardia?
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0.5-1.0mg
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What is the adult dose for atropine for bradyasystolic?
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1mg IVP
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What is the pediatric dose for atropine?
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0.02mg/kg IV
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What are the contraindications for atropine?
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None in an emergency
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What does atropine do?
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Increases heart rate and cardiac output. Bradysystolic arrest, asystole, PEA.
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How is atropine supplied?
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1mg/10ml pre-filled syringe
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What is the adult dose for albuterol?
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2.5mg in 2.5 to 3.0ml NS.
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What is the pediatric dose for albuterol?
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0.15mg/kg in 2.5-3.0ml NS.
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What are the contraindications for albuterol?
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Hypersensitivity
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What is the route for albuterol?
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Inhalation
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