No it does not make Texas "wrong" (besides, I am not about to argue with a Texan

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HEY NOW, don't be insulting me like that. I am NOT a Texan, I just live here. I'm a Michigander.
All I can say is, do you know the pharmacokinetics, potential interactions, dosages, indications, and mechanisms of all the drugs you list above?
To the extent we're required, and then some, yes.
I know each school is different, but mine spent 3 weeks on just the 7 drugs that Basics can use in Texas. Some might think 3 weeks is nothing, and that's their opinion. We were taught indications, contraindications, side effects, dosage, actions, form of medications, and route.
The 7 drugs were Albuterol, oral glucose, Nitro, charcoal, Epi, ASA, and O2. Now, as to why we're allowed albuterol instead of Xoponex, no one knows.
Does this mean I know everything about every drug? Nope. And I don't pretend to.
Texas' scope of practice for B's is assist PTs with their own meds, or use on other PT's who meet the criteria, whether or not they have been prescribed it.
Actually its the medical director not the states call in Texas.
Actually, if the state didn't want us to do it, it doesn't matter what the MD said or not. Texas allows it, not all MD's put it in protocols. Heck, my Basic class didn't teach intubation because most MD's only allow I's and P's to do it.