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Generic Name: epinephrine
Classification: Adrenergics
Action: causes vasoconstriction resulting in reduced blood flow
Indication: superficial bleeding prolongs the effect of local anesthetics
Surgical Use: topical hemostasis to local anesthesia to prolong effect
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Generic Name: phenylephrine hydrochloride
Classification: Adrenergics
Action: Stimulates alpha adrenergic receptors, causing vasoconstriction
Indication: Shrink mucous membranes before nasal surgery; treat malignant hypotension; pupil dilation before cataract surgery
Surgical Use: Treatment of spinal-anesthesia induced hypotension; shrinks nasal mucous membranes
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Generic Name: codeine sulfate
Classification: Anagesics
Action: Binds with opiate receptors in the CNS to decrease pain perception; Class II controlled substance
Indication: Mild to Moderate pain
Surgical Use: Nor commonly used in the OR setting, post-op pain management
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Generic Name: fentanyl citrate
Classification: Analgesic
Action: Binds with opiate receptors in the CNS to decrease pain perceptors; Class II controlled substance
Indication: Moderate to severe pain
Surgical Use: Adjunct to general or regional anesthesia( used in pain pump) |
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Generic Name: meperidine hydrochlorice
Classification: Analgesics
Action: Binds with opiate receptors in the CNS to decrease pain perception; Class II controlled substance
Indication: moderate to severe pain
Surigical Use: Adjunct to general or regional anethesia
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Generic name: morphine sulfate
Classification: Analgesics
Action:Binds with opiate receptors in the CNS to decrease pain perception; Class II controlled substance
Indication: Severe pain
Surgical Use: Adjunct to general or regional anethesia (used in a pain pump) |
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generic name: acetylsailcylic acid
Classification: Analgesic antipyretic agent
Action: blocks prostaglandin synthesis to relieve pain; affects the thermoregulatory center of the hypothalamus to reduce tempature; impedes clotting
Indication: mild pain or fever; prevents thrombosis(blood clotting)
Surical Use: Not commonly used in the OR setting; patient use may have increased bleeding/oozing during surgery |
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generic name: acteaminophen
Classification: Analgesic antipyretic agent
Action: thought to block prostaglandin synthesis to relieve pain; affects the thermoregulatory center of the hypothalamus to reduce tempature
Indication: mild pain or fever
Surgical USe: Not commonly used in OR setting |
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Generic name: ibuprofen
Classification:Analgesic antipyretic agent
Action: thought to prostaglandin synthesis to relieve pain; anti-inflammatory
Indication: Mild to moderate pain
Surgical Use: Not commonly used in the OR |
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Generic name: naproxen sodium
Classification:Analgesic antipyretic agent
Action: thought to prostaglandin synthesis to relieve pain; anti-inflammatory
Indication: mild to moderate pain
Surical Use: Not commonly used in the OR
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Generic name: ketorolac tromethamine
Classification:Analgesic antipyretic agent
Action: thought to prostaglandin synthesis to relieve pain; anti-inflammatory
Indication: short-term moderatelt severe pain management
Surgical use: post-operative pain management |
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Generic name: midazolam hydrochloride
Classification: Antianxiety
Action:Depresses CNS by potentiating the effects of GABA
Indication: Sedation; reduce anxiety related to surgery
Surical Use: Pre-and intra-operative sedation |
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Generic name: diazepam
Classification: Antianxiety
Action:Depresses CNS by potentiating the effects of GABA
Indication: Sedation; reduce anxiety related to surgery
Surical Use: Pre-and intra-operative sedation |
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generic name: lorazepam
Classification: Antianxiety
Action:Depresses CNS by potentiating the effects of GABA
Indication: Sedation; reduce anxiety related to surgery
Surical Use: not frequently used in the OR setting |
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Generic name: lidocaine hydrochloride
Classification: Anti-arrhythmics
Action:decreases depolarization and excitement of the Purkinjie fibers of the heart
Indication: ventricular arrhythmias
Surgical use: emergency medication used during cardiac arrest or ventricular tachycardia/fibrillation |
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Generic name: procainamide hydrochloride
Classification: Anti-arryhthmics
Action: decreases excitability and conduction velocity in the heart conduction pathway
Indication: ventricular arryhthmias
Surgical use: emergency medication used during cardiac arrest or ventricular tachycardia/fibrillation |
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Generic name: gentamycin sulfate
Classification: Antibiotic-Aminoglycosides
Action: inhibits protein synthesis causing cell death-bacteriocidal
Indication: treatment of infection cause by GI microbes
Surgical Use:Preop prophylaxis for bowel or GU surgery; endocarditis prophylaxis |
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Generic name: neomycin sulfate
Classification: Antibiotic-Aminoglycosides
Action: inhibits protein synthesis causing cell death-bacteriocidal
Indication: treatment of infection caused by GI microbes
Surgical Use:Preop prophylaxis for bowel or GU surgery; endocarditis prophylaxis |
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Classification: Antibiotic-Penicillian
Action: Inhibits cell wall synthesis during multiplication
Indication: moderate to severe infection
Surgical Use: Sepsis
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generic name: Ampicillian
Classification: Antibiotic-Penicillians
Action: Inhibits cell wall synthesis during multiplication
Indication: treatment of infection of the respiratory tract, skin and menigitis
Surical use: sepsis; not commonlu used in OR setting |
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generic name: cefazolin sodium
Classification: Antibiotic-Cephalosporins
Action: 1st generation cephalosporin; inhibits cell wall synthesis
Indication: treatment of infection of respiratory, biliary, and GU tracts, skin, soft tissue, bone/joint infection, septicemia
Surgical Use: Surgical prophylaxis; spesis |
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generic name: Cephalexin monohydrate
Classification: Antibiotic-Cephalosporins
Action: 1st generation cephalosporin; inhibits cell wall synthesis
Indication: treatment of infection of respiratory, biliary, and GU tracts, skin, soft tissue, bone/joint infection, septicemia
Surgical Use: Surgical prophylaxis; spesis |
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generic name: metronidazole
Classification: antibiotic-amebicides/antiprotozoals
Action: enters cells, inhibiting synthesis; causing cell death
Indication: bacterial infections caused by anaerobic microbes
Surgical use: prevents infection from GI microbes |
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generic name: bacitracin
Classification: Antibiotic
Action: hinder cell wall synthesis; damaging the cell
Indication: Staphylococcus infections
Surgical Use: prophylatic orthopedic/GU irrigation |
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generic name: neomycin, polymcin, bacitracin
Classification: Antibiotic
Action: hinder cell wall synthesis; damaging the cell
Indication: Staphylococcus infections
Surgical Use: topical ointment to prevent post-op wound infection |
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generic name: neomycin, polymixin, hydrocortisone
Classification: Antibiotic
Action: hinder cell wall synthesis; damaging the cell
Indication: Staphylococcus infections
Surgical Use: antibiotic and steroid to prevent infection and reduce inflammation |
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generic name: vancomycin hydrochloride
Classification: Antibiotic
Action: hinders cell wall synthesis and inhibits RNA synthesis
Indication: severe infections, methacillian-resistant infections
Surgical Use: severe infections, methacillian-resistant infections |
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generic name: ciprofloxacin
Classification: Antibiotic-fluoroquinolones
Action: inhibits DNA synthesis; bacteriocidal
Indication: Urinary tract infections; respiratory and skin infections; joint/bone infections
Surgical Use: Severe orthopedic or abdominal infections; sinusitis |
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generic name: silver sulfadiazine
Classification: Antibiotic-Sulfmamides
Action: acts on the cell wall and cell membrane to kill gram-positive and gram-negative microbes
Indication: prevents infections in open burns
Surgical Use: treatment for skin burns |
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generic name: heparin sodium
Classification: anticoagulant
Action: prevents conversion of prothrombin into thrombim, prevent clot formation
Indication: treatment/prevention of DVT, thrombosis, pulmonary embolism
Surgical Use: prevent blood clot formation during vascular procedures or during placement of intravascular devices |
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Generic Name: warfarin
Classification: anticoagulant
Action: prohibits vitamin-K dependent activation of clotting factors made in the liver
Indication: long-term treatment/ prevention of DVT, thrombosis, pulmonary embolus
Surgical Use: not commonly used in the OR setting; pre-op use can lead to significant bleeding intraoperatively |
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Generic Name: protamine sulfate
Classifications: Anticoagulant antogonist
Action: an anticoagulant by itself; binds with heparin to inactivate heparin's effect
Indication: heparin reversal
Surgical Use: reverses the effect of heparin sodium |
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Generic Name: diphenhydramine
Classification: Antihistamine
Action: competes with histamine for receptor sites
Indication: hypersensitivity reaction
Surical Use: Not commonly used in the OR |
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Generic Name: albuterol
Classification: bronchodilators
Action: relaxes broncial, uterine, and vascular smooth muscles
Indication: bronchospasm; asthma
Surgical Use: acute bronchospasm |
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Generic Name: digoxin
Classification: cardiac agent
Action: strengthens cardiac contractions
Indication: heart failyre. superventricular tachycardia, artial fibrillation
Surgical Use: emergency medication used during cardiac arrest or heart failure |
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Generic Name: Vitamin-K
Classification: coagulant
Action: increases the synthesis of prothrombin in the liver to promote clot formation
Indication: hypoprothrominemia
Surgical Use: promotes clot formation following T&A |
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Generic Name: diatrizoate meglumine
Classification: contrast media
Action: block full penetration of ionizing radiation (X-ray, fluoroscopy)
Indication: outline hollow structures for visualization during radiologic examination
Surgical Use: outline structures during biliary or urniary surgical intervention |
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Generic Name: diatrizoate sodium, hypaque meglumine
Classification: contrast media
Action: block full penetration of ionizing radiation (X-ray, fluoroscopy)
Indication: outline hollow structures for visualization during radiologic examination
Surgical Use: outline structures during biliary or urniary surgical intervention |
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Generic Name: diatrizoate meglumine and diatrizoate sodium
Classification: contrast media
Action: block full penetration of ionizing radiation (X-ray, fluoroscopy)
Indication: outline hollow structures for visualization during radiologic examination
Surgical Use: outline structures during biliary or urniary surgical intervention |
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Generic Name: megulmine
Classification: contrast media
Action: block full penetration of ionizing radiation (X-ray, fluoroscopy)
Indication: outline hollow structures for visualization during radiologic examination
Surgical Use: outline structures during biliary or urniary surgical intervention |
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Generic Name: barium sulfate
Classification: contrast media
Action: block full penetration of ionizing radiation (X-ray, fluoroscopy)
Indication: outline hollow structures for visualization during radiologic examination
Surgical Use: outline structures during biliary or urniary surgical intervention |
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Generic Name: iopamidol
Classification: contrast media
Action: block full penetration of ionizing radiation (X-ray, fluoroscopy)
Indication: outline hollow structures for visualization during radiologic examination
Surgical Use: outline structures during biliary or urniary surgical intervention |
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Classification: coronary artery dilator
Action: decreases cardiac preload and systemic vascular resistance; increases coronary artery blood flow
Indication: myocardial ischemia; angina pectoris
Surgical Use: hypertension and heart failure due to myocardial infarction |
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Gerenic Name: flurosemide
Classification: diurectics
Action: loop diuretic that prevents reabsorption of sodium and water in the kidney
Indication: pulmonary edema, hypertension
Surigical Use: maintain rinary output intraoperatively; fluid overload |
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Generic Name: mannitol
Classification: diurectic
Action: osmotic diurectic that inhibits reabsorption of water and electrolytes
Indication: generalized edema, oligouria; impaired renal function
Srgical Use: decrease intracranial pressre (ICP), intraocular pressure (IOP), or generalized fluid retention/edema |
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Classification: Dye
Action: leaves a visible tract by staining an area of tissue
Indication: skin marking, tatooing, following a tract
Srigcal Use: stains tissue |
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Classification: dye
Action: leaves a visible tract by staining an area of tissue
Indication: skin marking, tatooing, following a tract
Surical Use: stains tissue, mild GU antiseptic |
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Generic Name: absorbable gelatin sponges
Classification: hemostatic agent
Action: serves as a mechanical plug over open vessels to promote clot formation
Surgical Use: topical hemostatis
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Generic Name: microfibrillar collagen
Classification: hemostatic agent
Action: attracts platelets promotting clot formation
Surgical Use: topical hemostasis |
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Generic Name: oxidized cellulose
Classification: hemostatic agent
Action: swells to become a gelatinous mass that stimulates clotting
Surgical Use: topical hemostasis
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Generic Name: thrombin
Classification: hemostatic agent
Action: speeds the conversion of fibrogen to fibrin to promote clot formation
Surgical Use: topical hemostasis |
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Classification: hormones
Action: control glucose movement into cells
Indication: regulate blood glucose levels; pancreatic insulin insufficiency
Surgical Use: management of intraoperative blood glucose levels |
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Generic Name: medroxyprogetersone acetate
Classification: hormone
Action: suppress ovulation and follicular maturation; decreases endometrial proliferation
Indication: menorrhea, menorrhagia, endometriosis
Surgical Use: control abnormal uterine bleeding |
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Generic Name: dantrolene sodium
Classification: MH antagonist
Action: interferes with calcium transportation in skeletal muscle reducing contraction
Indication: malignant hyperthermia
Surgical Use: management of malignant hyperthermia (MH) |
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Generic Name: naloxone hydrochloride
Classification: narcotic antagonist
Action: displacement of narcotics from CNS receptor sites
Indication: narcotic overdose
Surgical Use: reverse narcotic analgesic |
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Classification: stains
Surgical Use: stain cervical mucosa during conization
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Generic Name: dexamethasone
Classification: steroids
Action: decreases inflammation by suppressing the immune response
Indication: cerebral edema, adrenocortical insfficiency
Surgical Use: decrease postoperative edema related to surgery trama
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Generic Name: methylprednisolone acetate
Classification: steroids
Action: decreases inflammation by suppressing the immune response
Indication: inflammation or immunosuppression
Surgical Use: shock, maintenance of adrenal hormone levels for patients with insfficiency during the stressors of srgery |
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Generic Name: papaverine hydrochloride
Classification: vasopressor
Action: causes smooth muscle relaxation
Indication: vasodiliator
Surgical Use: sed to dilate arteries during cardiac and peripheral vascular procedures |
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Classification: irrigation solution
Surgical Use: used to soak debris from instrumentation intraopertively; may be used to irrigate the surgical wound or cavities
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Classification: irrigation solution
Surgical Use: used to irrigate the surgical wound to reduce contamination |
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Classification: intravenous solution
Action: water and sugar
Surgical Use: used to correct hypoglycemia and replace water lost during normal metabolism |
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lactated Ringer's Solution |
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Classification: intravenous solution
Action: physiological salt solution containing electrolytes
Surgical Use: serves as glucose source for body metabolism, to correct fluid and electrolyte deficits, and ti treat mild acidosis when blood or blood products are being administered |
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Classification: intravenous solution
Action: physiological salt solution
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Classification: intravenous solution
Action: sterile distilled water for intravenous use
Surgical Use: used for mixing medications |
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Classification: blood products
Action: all components of blood
Indication: blood loss
Surgical Use: blood volume replacement
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packed red blood cells (PRBC's) |
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Classification: blood products
Action: RBC's left from one unit of whole blood after most of plasma is removed
Indication: blood loss
Surgical Use: blood volume replacement with limited fluid |
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Classification: blood product
Action: platelets removed from one unit of whole blood
Indication: replacement of clotting ability, usually following PRBC replacement
Srgical Use: need for clotting factors and ability |
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Generic Name: hetastarch
Classification: plasma expander
Action: expands plasma volume and provides fluid replacement
Indication: hypovolemia, hypovolemic shock
Surigcal Use: replaces bood volume for patients who decline blood transfusion or when blood replacement is not availiable |
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