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Home Meds
A new quiz in the Pharmacology hub, in version 2.6.4 on iPhone, with Android to follow. 41 common home medications across 17 classes, brand names included, because the bottle says Eliquis, not apixaban.
Most questions ask what the drug changes on scene. A patient on metoprolol may not get tachycardic when they bleed, so a heart rate in the 80s does not rule out shock. Every medication has been reviewed by a paramedic.
What You Told Us
We asked how you check a protocol on a call. 33 answered: 15 open the PDF on their phone, 13 use their agency's app, 3 grab the paper book, and 2 go from memory or look it up after. That is why every ProtoQuiz answer cites its page.
You asked for home meds and for typed answers instead of multiple choice. Both are built: Home Meds above, and Med Mastery hard mode. EKGs and faster scenarios are on the list.
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