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| An inhaled or oral medication to relieve asthma |
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| A common antibiotic given to kids |
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| A common antibiotic for ears, bites, skin |
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| A common antibiotic for lung infection |
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| Group of drugs that slow heart rate and lower BP |
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| A common antibiotic, especially for lung, urine, kids |
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| A common narcotic used iv |
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| A common medication used to slow heart rate |
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| Drug to raise blood pressure in shock |
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| A common narcotic used IV |
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| Dilates blood vessels, used with heart pain |
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| An oral narcotic, identical to Vicodin |
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| An IV fluid that is equimolar to blood |
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| Every 4 hours (refers to Rx) |
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| A common IV antibiotic given for skin infections |
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| An oral narcotic, identical to Norco |
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| An inhaled medication to releive asthma |
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| A common anti-nausea medication |
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