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This program is a comprehensive list and overview of the drugs used by paramedics, as well as a reference of the most common home medications and their classes. If you are in paramedic school, or would just like to stay fresh on your medications that you commonly use, then this program is for you.

This program was created by a paramedic for paramedics.

The program includes:

1) One-hundred and eleven (111) of the most commonly used emergency medications, much like you would see in Brady's Guide for paramedics. Conforms to the 1998 U.S. DOT EMT-Paramedic National Standard Curriculum and 2005 AHA Guidelines.

2) Fourteen-hundred and seventy-three (1473) common home medications and their classes.

3) List defining home medication classes

National Registry Drugs Include:

1. Abciximab

2. Acetaminophen

3. Activated Charcoal

4. Adenosine

5. Albuterol

6. Alteplase Recombinant (tPa)

7. Aminophylline

8. Amiodarone

9. Amrinone (Inamrinone)

10. Amyl Nitrite

11. Anistreplase (Apsac)

12. Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic Acid)

13. Atenolol

14. Atracurium

15. Atropine

16. Bretylium

17. Bumetanide

18. Butorphanol

19. Calcium Chloride

20. Calcium Gluconate

21. Chlordiazepoxide

22. Chlorpromazine

23. Dexamethasone

24. Dextrose

25. Diazepam

26. Diazoxide

27. Digoxin

28. Digoxin Immune Fab

29. Diltiazem

30. Dimenhydrinate

31. Dimercaprol

32. Diphenhydramine

33. Dobutamine

34. Dopamine

35. Droperidol

36. Enoxaparin

37. Epinephrine

38. Eptifibatide

39. Esmolo

40. Etomidate

41. Fentanyl Citrate

42. Flecainide

43. Flumazenil

44. Fosphenytoin

45. Furosemide

46. Glucagon

47. Haloperidol

48. Heparin

49. Hydralazine

50. Hydrocortisone

51. Hydroxyzine

52. Ibuprofen

53. Ibutilide

54. Inamrinone

55. Insulin

56. Ipecac Syrup

57. Ipratropium

58. Isoetharine

59. Isoproterenol

60. Ketorolac

61. Labetalol

62. Levalbuterol

63. Lidocaine

64. Lorazepam

65. Magnesium Sulfate

66. Mannitol

67. Meperidine

68. Metaproterenol

69. Metaraminol

70. Methylprednisolone

71. Metoclopramide

72. Metoprolol

73. Midazolam

74. Milrinone

75. Morphine

76. Nalbuphine

77. Naloxone

78. Nesiritide

79. Nifedipine

80. Nitroglycerin

81. Nitrous Oxide

82. Norepinephrine

83. Olanzapine

84. Oxygen

85. Oxytocin

86. Pancuronium Bromide

87. Phenobarbital

88. Phenytoin

89. Physostigmine

90. Pralidoxime

91. Procainamide

92. Prochlorperazine

93. Promethazine

94. Propafanone

95. Propofol

96. Propranolol

97. Prostaglandin E1

98. Racemic Epinephrine

99. Rocuronium

100. Sodium Bicarbonate (NaHCO3)

101 Sodium Nitroprusside

102. Sotalol

103. Streptokinase

104. Succinylcholine

105. Tenecteplase

106. Thiamine

107. Tirobifan

108. Vasopressin

109. Vecuronium

110. Verapamil

111. Ziprasidone

All drugs have been checked and double checked for accuracy. In the event you do find a drug that has an error. Please contact us at ParamedicApp@gmail.com