DENTAL OFFICE MEDICAL 2nd EditionMEDICATIONS WITH ELEVATED INCIDENCE OF SYNCOPE" AS AN ADVERSE REACTION Generic Name US. Brand Name Canadian Brand Name SYNCOPE >10% Doxazosin mesyiste Cardura? Tablets (05% to 29%) Fuerescein secur Ak Fluo® Injection (10% and 25%) “Terazosin hysochloide Hytrin? 0.5% to 21%), SYNCOPE to 10% Aldesleukin Proleukin® Inection (37) Alprazolam Xanax? Tablets (3.1% 10 3.8%) NuAlrax Amlodipine besylate Norvase® Tablets 60.1% t0 1%) Amphotericin 8 cholestory sulfate complex Ampholoe® Injection (150 5%) Anagrelige hydrochloride Agel? Capsules (1% to 5%) Alowasiatin LUptor® Tablets (<2 %) Btaxalol Kerlone® Tablets (<2%) Bmonisine tarrate Alhagan® Ophthalmic Solution ( IMMEDIATELY RETURN PATIENT TO SUPINE POSITION, OR TRENDELENBURG IF POSSIBLE AIRWAY AND BREATHING > MAINTAIN OPEN AIRWAY > ADMINISTERING OXYGEN MAY ASSIST IN RECOVERY CIRCULATION > MONITOR PULSE ADDITIONAL MANAGEMENT IF UNSURE, CONSIDER ACTIVATING EMS IMMEDIATELY > MONITOR VITAL SIGNS > IF PATIENT HAS NOT RESPONDED TO REPOSITIONING, MANAGE AS SIMPLE FAINTING WITH AMMONIA CAPSULE AND COLD COMPRESS > REPOSITION PATIENT SLOWLY AFTER STABLE > ACTIVATE EMS CALL FOR ASSISTANCE IF PATIENT'S CONDITION DETERIORATES > CHECK PATIENT'S RECORD FOR MEDICATIONS WITH A PREDISPOSITION TO POSTURAL (ORTHOSTATIC) HYPOTENSION (see reverse of this page) SIGNS WHEN PATIENT IS RECOVERING — Patient awakens or becomes more alert; vital signs remain stable SIGNS WHEN PATIENT IS DETERIORATING — Patient completely loses consciousness; vital signs are unstable; re-evaluate diagnosis consider hypoglycemia, seizure, cardiac arrest, anaphylaxis, cerebrovascular accident (CVA), or transient ischemic attack (TIA) a j 5 |