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------Orange County, California---------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. This program was created by a paramedic for paramedics.The program includes:1) All the Orange County Medications approved for use by the Orange County EMS.2) One-hundred and eleven (111) of the most commonly used emergency medications. Conforms to the 1998 U.S. DOT EMT-Paramedic National Standard Curriculum and 2005 AHA Guidelines.3) Fourteen-hundred and seventy-three (1473) common home medications and their classes. 4) List defining home medication classes5) Orange County EMS Treatment Guidelines6) Orange County Administrative GuidelinesOrange County Medications Include:1: Adenosine (Adenocard®) 2: Albuterol (Proventil or Ventolin) 3: Atropine Sulfate 4: Dextrose Injection, 50% (D50W) 5: Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) 6: Dopamine Hydrochloride (Intropin) 7: Epinephrine Hydrochloride (Epinephrine) 8: Glucagon 9: Glucose Preparations (Oral) 10: Mark I Kits 11: Midazolam (Versed) 12: Morphine Sulfate (M.S.) 13: Naloxone (Narcan) 14: Nitroglycerine Spray 15: Pralidoxime (2-pam chloride) 16: Sodium Bicarbonate (Bicarb, Nahco3) 17: Sodium Chloride 0.9% (Normal Value) 18: Sodium Thiosulfate 19: Amiodarone Hydrochloride (Corarone™) 20: AspirinNational Registry Drugs Include:1. Abciximab2. Acetaminophen3. Activated Charcoal4. Adenosine5. Albuterol6. Alteplase Recombinant (tPa)7. Aminophylline8. Amiodarone9. Amrinone (Inamrinone)10. Amyl Nitrite11. Anistreplase (Apsac)12. Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic Acid)13. Atenolol14. Atracurium15. Atropine16. Bretylium17. Bumetanide18. Butorphanol19. Calcium Chloride20. Calcium Gluconate21. Chlordiazepoxide22. Chlorpromazine23. Dexamethasone24. Dextrose25. Diazepam26. Diazoxide27. Digoxin28. Digoxin Immune Fab29. Diltiazem30. Dimenhydrinate31. Dimercaprol32. Diphenhydramine33. Dobutamine34. Dopamine35. Droperidol36. Enoxaparin37. Epinephrine38. Eptifibatide39. Esmolo40. Etomidate41. Fentanyl Citrate42. Flecainide43. Flumazenil44. Fosphenytoin45. Furosemide46. Glucagon47. Haloperidol48. Heparin49. Hydralazine50. Hydrocortisone51. Hydroxyzine52. Ibuprofen53. Ibutilide54. Inamrinone55. Insulin56. Ipecac Syrup57. Ipratropium58. Isoetharine59. Isoproterenol60. Ketorolac61. Labetalol62. Levalbuterol63. Lidocaine64. Lorazepam65. Magnesium Sulfate66. Mannitol67. Meperidine68. Metaproterenol69. Metaraminol70. Methylprednisolone71. Metoclopramide72. Metoprolol73. Midazolam74. Milrinone75. Morphine76. Nalbuphine77. Naloxone78. Nesiritide79. Nifedipine80. Nitroglycerin81. Nitrous Oxide82. Norepinephrine83. Olanzapine84. Oxygen85. Oxytocin86. Pancuronium Bromide87. Phenobarbital88. Phenytoin89. Physostigmine90. Pralidoxime91. Procainamide92. Prochlorperazine93. Promethazine94. Propafanone95. Propofol96. Propranolol97. Prostaglandin E198. Racemic Epinephrine99. Rocuronium100. Sodium Bicarbonate (NaHCO3)101 Sodium Nitroprusside102. Sotalol103. Streptokinase104. Succinylcholine105. Tenecteplase106. Thiamine107. Tirobifan108. Vasopressin109. Vecuronium110. Verapamil111. ZiprasidoneAll 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