Medications for respiratory inhalation prevention:
May be useful in patients with high risk of inhalation pneumonia, including: pregnant women, who have a hernia, the difficulty of securing the airway, or intestinal obstruction, or obesity, or inhibition of the central nervous system. Recall of these medicines:
1. Histamine receptor antagonists H2:
- Tagamet (Tagamet) 200-400 mg orally, intramuscularly or intravenously.
- Zantac (Zantac) with a dose of 150 - 300 mg orally or 50- 100 mg intramuscularly or intravenously.
2- Non-specific antacids:
Is the most effective in modifying the acidity of the contagious, but it occurs with a lung inhalation seriously if inhaled. Example: citrate acid solution.
3 - Mitoclopramide Mtoclopramide is the Serocal:
Accelerates gastric emptying by increasing the esophageal esophageal sphincter, while decreasing the pyloric booster. It is given an hour before anesthesia with a dose of 10 mg, or intravenously when starting anesthesia so that abdominal colic does not occur, and it has anti-aging effect.
Scientists believe that general anesthetics induce anesthesia by preventing the neuron from using the energy sources within it, weakening, and unable to transmit nerve signals.
There are also types of general anesthetics, which can prevent the passage of the neuronal signal, from one cell to another, in areas of tangled nerves.
May be useful in patients with high risk of inhalation pneumonia, including: pregnant women, who have a hernia, the difficulty of securing the airway, or intestinal obstruction, or obesity, or inhibition of the central nervous system. Recall of these medicines:
1. Histamine receptor antagonists H2:
- Tagamet (Tagamet) 200-400 mg orally, intramuscularly or intravenously.
- Zantac (Zantac) with a dose of 150 - 300 mg orally or 50- 100 mg intramuscularly or intravenously.
2- Non-specific antacids:
Is the most effective in modifying the acidity of the contagious, but it occurs with a lung inhalation seriously if inhaled. Example: citrate acid solution.
3 - Mitoclopramide Mtoclopramide is the Serocal:
Accelerates gastric emptying by increasing the esophageal esophageal sphincter, while decreasing the pyloric booster. It is given an hour before anesthesia with a dose of 10 mg, or intravenously when starting anesthesia so that abdominal colic does not occur, and it has anti-aging effect.
Scientists believe that general anesthetics induce anesthesia by preventing the neuron from using the energy sources within it, weakening, and unable to transmit nerve signals.
There are also types of general anesthetics, which can prevent the passage of the neuronal signal, from one cell to another, in areas of tangled nerves.