Drug Cards: To ensure the safe delivery of pharmacological agents, the student is required to complete an index-card booklet containing pertinent information related to aerosolized agents such as Generic, Brand and Trade Names, Receptor(s), Dosage(s) & Concentration(s) if applicable, Mode of Delivery, Frequency, Onset, Peak, Duration, Indications, Contraindications, Side Effects, and Drug Interaction. DRUG CARDS BOOKLET is due Friday Week 3. (The following list is commonly used drugs, which a RCP should be familiar with. Although we do not administer all of them, they will have some effect on how we manage our patients and what can be expected. Please know the following regarding each medication: Classification, Generic & Brand name, Mode of Delivery, Mode of Action, Dosage & Frequency (highlighted drugs), Indication, Contraindications, Adverse and Side effects. An easy way to become familiar with these drugs is by creating index cards. It will become a great reference tool when at the bedside/clinical site. Index Cards are due the third Thursday of Term during RET1007C Pharmacology for Respiratory Care. 1Drug Card Guide 1. Acetylcysteine 2. Adenosine 3. Albumin 4. Albuterol 5. Amiodarone 6. Arformoterol tartrate 7. Ativan 8. Atropine sulfate 9. Beclomethasone 10.Budesonide 11.Calcium Chloride (CaCl) 12.Calcium gluconate 13.Cromolyn Na 14.Digoxin 15.Dobutamine 16.Dopamine 17.Dornase Alfa 18.Epinephrine 19.Etomidate 20.Fentanyl 21.Flumazenil 22.Fluticasone 23.Fluticasone/salmeterol 24.Formoterol 25.Furosemide 26.Haloperidol 27.Hydralazine 28.Ipratropium bromide 29.Ketamine 30.Levalbuterol 31.Lidocaine 32.Magnesium Sulfate (MgSO4) 33.Metroprolol 34.Midazolam 35.Montelukast 36.Naloxone 37.Nimbex 38.Nitric Oxide (NO) 39.Nitroglycerin 40.Norepinephrine 41.Pentimidine 42.Potassium (K) 43.Precedex 44.Prednisolone 45.Prednisone 46.Propofol 47.Racemic epinephrine 48.Ribavirin 49.Rocuronium 50.Salmeterol 51.Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) 52.Solumedrol 53.Succinylcholine 54.Terbutaline sulfate (inhaled) 55.Theophylline 56.Tiotropium bromide 57.Tobramycin 58.Vasopressin 59.Vecuronium 60.Verapamil 61.Versed 62.Zafirlukast