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    The document lists medications that paramedics in Alabama are authorized to administer according to the state's Emergency Medical Services protocols. It includes 26 medications such as amiodarone, aspirin, atropine, calcium chloride, dextrose, diazepam, dopamine, epinephrine, furosemide, lidocaine, magnesium sulfate, morphine, nitroglycerin, sodium bicarbonate, and zofran. Some medications like aspirin, glucose paste, and thiamine are available over the counter. Amiodarone, nitrous oxide, and vasopressin are optional medications that paramedics are not required to carry.

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    The document lists medications that paramedics in Alabama are authorized to administer according to the state's Emergency Medical Services protocols. It includes 26 medications such as amiodarone, aspirin, atropine, calcium chloride, dextrose, diazepam, dopamine, epinephrine, furosemide, lidocaine, magnesium sulfate, morphine, nitroglycerin, sodium bicarbonate, and zofran. Some medications like aspirin, glucose paste, and thiamine are available over the counter. Amiodarone, nitrous oxide, and vasopressin are optional medications that paramedics are not required to carry.

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    Paramedic Med Formulary 2011

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    The document lists medications that paramedics in Alabama are authorized to administer according to the state's Emergency Medical Services protocols. It includes 26 medications such as amiodarone, aspirin, atropine, calcium chloride, dextrose, diazepam, dopamine, epinephrine, furosemide, lidocaine, magnesium sulfate, morphine, nitroglycerin, sodium bicarbonate, and zofran. Some medications like aspirin, glucose paste, and thiamine are available over the counter. Amiodarone, nitrous oxide, and vasopressin are optional medications that paramedics are not required to carry.

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    AlabamaDepartmentofPublicHealth,OfficeofEMSandTrauma ParamedicMedicationFormulary

    MEDICATION (Refertotheprotocolsforspecificdosages) **Amiodarone Adenosine AlbuterolSulfate Aspirin* AtropineSulfate CalciumChloride Dextrose50%or10%orboth Diazepam(equivalenttoValium)orLorazepamorboth Diphenhydramine Dopamine(equivalenttoIntropin) Epinephrine(equivalenttoAdrenalin)1:10,000and1:1,000 Furosemide(equivalenttoLasix) **Glucagon Glucose,Oralpaste(equivalenttoInstantGlucose)* Haloperidol LidocaineHCL(equivalenttoXylocaine)PremixandBolus MagnesiumSulfate **MorphineSulfate(mustbeinPFS,30mgmaximum) Naloxone(equivalentNarcan) Nitroglycerin **NitrousOxide NormalSaline SodiumBicarbonate Thiamine **Vasopressin Zofran(equivalenttoOndansetron)

    *MedicationavailableoverthecounterOTC **Medicationisoptional(notmandatory)

    ADPHOEMS&TStateApprovedParamedicMedicationFormularyVersion2011.07.26

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