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Rapid Onset Medications

Name:___________________________________

Date:________________________
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Hydralazine is a vasodilator. It is slower than Labetalol to onset (about 15 minutes), but it lasts for 6 hours. My patient will need to be monitored for two _______after it is given before going home.
Hypotension and bradycardia are potential side effects of Dexmedetomidine (Precedex), especially if given __________.
Usually the first choice to treat high blood pressure in PACU is_________, which can be given 5-20 mg IV every 5-10 minutes to total of 300 mg. Give 5 mg per min IV push.
Rocuronium and Vecuronium (Norcuron) are both ______________ blocking agents.
All Rapid Onset Medications for surgery need IV_______.
Neuromuscular Blocking Agents do not impact ______, consciousness or amnesia.
Neuromuscular Blocking Agents are paralytics and are helpful for ___________.
On all Rapid Onset Medications oxygen saturation and cardiac ___________ are necessary for safety.
_________ is given slow IV push to prevent seizures and cardiac arrest.
My patient was hypotensive, in a shock like state in OR. To raise their blood pressure by ________________ Ephedrine (phenylephrine) was given IV push.
Propofol can cause deep sedation with ____________ depression.
My patient is anxious. __________ is ordered. If I need to reverse the medication I would expect to give Romazicon.
Give Glycopyrrolate (Robinul) to __________side effects when reversing a NMBA.
Neuromuscular Blocking Agents block ________muscle activity.
________ can be given IV PUSH. Be prepared to rescue with respiratory support as It can cause deep sedation with RESPIRATORY depression.
All Patients given Rapid Onset Sedation Medication need to be on _______,
“Milk of _________” is another name for Propofol.
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I need to watch for ___________ and bradycardia with Labetalol use.
Rapid Onset Sedation Medications have no ________ agent.
_____________ side effects are headache and tachycardia.
Give _____________(Robinul) to DECREASE side effects when reversing a NMBA, especially with Neostingmine.
I am working in PACU and notice my patient is not getting comfortable after multiply IV narcotic doses. I am nearing my max dosages. In assessing my patient, I note the IV is no longer dripping and is kinked. Upon the IV running again my patient becomes overly sedated with respiratory depression. My reversal ___________ would be Narcan if needed.
My patient has high blood pressure in PACU. I am giving Labetalol, 5 – 20 mg IV push, over two ___________. I expect my patient’s blood pressure to lower due to decrease of systemic vascular resistance with Labetalol.
Sugammadex (Bridion) and Neostigmine are both Anticolinesterase drugs given to __________ neuromuscular blocking agents.
Etomide is a rapid onset sedation medication that should not be given to __________.
Etomide can cause ________ and vomiting.
If you give Neostigmine (Prostigmine), __________ give GLYCOPYRRATE(Robinul) to DECREASE side effects when reversing a NMBA.
Narcan and ___________ are the same medication used for opioid reversal.
Sugammadex (Bridion) can be given ______ as a NMBA reversal agent.
Commonly used Rapid Onset Medications for sedation are Propofol, Dexmedetomidine, and Etomidate. All of them have a ______ half-life.