Does any one have the emt i-85 drug sheets

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Does any one have the EMT i-85 drug sheets? I have been working as a basic for a while now and would like to brush up on my skills.
 
Nickb said:
Does any one have the EMT i-85 drug sheets? I have been working as a basic for a while now and would like to brush up on my skills.
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Drug sheet? Don't think there is one, other than oxygen, aspirin, Epi AutoInjector and saline.

Your state protocols may allow more.
 
bstone said:
Drug sheet? Don't think there is one, other than oxygen, aspirin, Epi AutoInjector and saline.

Your state protocols may allow more.
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What about D50, narcan, 1:1000/1:10000 epi, atropine, amio, lido, glucagon, thiamine, entonox?

Those are nationally recognized if I remember correctly.
 
NVRob said:
What about D50, narcan, 1:1000/1:10000 epi, atropine, amio, lido, glucagon, thiamine, entonox?

Those are nationally recognized if I remember correctly.
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I can't say for certain. I went to Intermediate school back in 2006, but my state has us protocolled (is that a word?) for epi, atropine, d5w, and others. The text book we used as an I-99 book, so I won't be of much use.
 
bstone said:
I can't say for certain. I went to Intermediate school back in 2006, but my state has us protocolled (is that a word?) for epi, atropine, d5w, and others. The text book we used as an I-99 book, so I won't be of much use.
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I'll take a gander at my Intermediate book when I find it after I finish moving, it's been hiding ever since medic school started. We learned all of those in class though.

Also albuterol and Ipratropium were included. As well as NS, D5W and LR.
 
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