EPINEPHRINE vs LIDOCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE AND EPINEPHRINE

I’ve noticed brand names often have no relevance to drug function, but also many which point towards their purpose or mechanism! I also find some that simply are worded in a way that I can create useful words using the letters in the brand name, etc. For example, here are some that I’ve found: - Lo

But, from what you can tell, he's still breathing and has a pulse. A rapid response nurse and a nurse from the floor confirm this. You let out an almost imperceptible sigh of relief. After all, this unit was only meant to house patients who need to be monitored overnight post-surgery, anyway. A code

I work as a technician for CVS and last night a woman rushed into our pharmacy holding her child. The child was experiencing anaphylaxis due to an existing peanut allergy. The pharmacist first pulled up the patient's profile while another technician called 911. She quickly refilled his Epipen prescr

Question:A female patient went to a hospital showing symptoms of difficulty of breathing for 30 minutes. Her family has a history of asthma. Doctor diagnosed her with asthma. What drug should be given to her? A. Salbutamol B. Epinephrine C. Albuterol D. Corticosteroids This really made me mad since

I am so fucking tired of the discrimination that women face when it comes to medical treatment. From being gaslighted, denied therapy or misdiagnosed, this discrimination often costs women their lives. One particular horrible mistreatment of women is the performance of gynecological procedures witho

So I was telling an acquaintance about this and he thought it was pretty interesting, so I thought I would share it with you guys. About 6 years ago my friend and I were on our way to pick up another friend from work at around 10pm. He was the driver and I was the passenger. We approach the intersec

I need some advice/ guidance. I am a male in my mid 20s and I went to a dentist to have a filling done on my back molar. The dentist applied lidocaine and did an injection into my gums on the upper right side. That was the last thing I remember. The next thing I know I am being pushed out in a gurne

I’ve been wanting to write this out and share my story for a while. I finally did. Here’s the very true and very real story: It was February 15th. 2018. The day after Valentine’s Day (which fell on a Thursday.) I was a little depressed during that whole week. But that is beyond the point of this sto

Ten years ago I got a copper IUD inserted. I did it at Planned Parenthood because, at the time, I worked for a school that relied on that bullshit Hobby Lobby stuff to not cover any birth control. This is no way a knock against Planned Parenthood, which is out here doing vital work, but the experien

I was curious if anyone working on the hospital side of things would be willing to share any ideas or solutions for managing the lidocaine/epinephrine drug shortage? Currently playing with the idea of compounding the product from stock epinephrine and lidocaine with the intent of packaging and stor

Basically, it’s compounded as a cream or gel, 6%lidocaine : 0.02% epinephrine: 4% tetracaine The epinephrine is essential in this compound as it leaves a “halo” of “numbing” but also aids in the procedure. Apparently there’s a shortage and there seems to be no conclusive answer, what does the phar