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Explain how pharmacology relates to paramedic clinical practice.  \n2. Describe the regulatory measures affecting medications administered in the prehospital setting.  \n3. Describe how drugs are classified.  \n4. List the components of a medication profile.  \n5. Discuss requirements for medication storage.  \n6. Describe the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics properties of medications in general.  \n7. Identify situations in which medication effects will be altered by the age, sex, weight, and other characteristics of a particular patient.  \n8. Present steps to reduce the incidence of medication errors and limit the severity of harmful effects associated with medication administration.  \n9. Discuss the prevention, recognition, and management of adverse medication reactions.  \n10. Select the optimal medication and method of medication administration for patients with a particular clinical condition or situation.  \n11. Describe specific medications used by paramedics in the prehospital setting.  \n12. Describe the use of standard precautions related to medication administration.  \n13. List commonly used intravenous (IV) fluid compositions and types of IV solutions.  \n14. Discuss the techniques for performing IV therapy.  \n15. Discuss the techniques for performing medication administration via differing routes.  \n16. Explain the principles of drug dose calculations, including desired dose, concentration on hand, volume on hand, volume to administer, and IV drip-rate.  \nINSTRUCTOR CONTACT INFORMATION  \nInstructor: Dustin Sites  \nEmail: [dsites@lit.edu](dsites@lit.edu)  \nOffice Phone: 409-247-4833  \nOffice Location: MPC 254  \nOffice Hours: Upon Request  \nREQUIRED TEXTBOOK AND MATERIALS  \nEMS Program Student Handbook  \nNancy Caroline’s Emergency Care in the Streets 9th ISBN: 9781284274004  \nPlatinum Planner EMS Testing  \nSupplemental: Limmer Education Paramedic Pharmacology Review [www.lc-ready.com](www.lc-ready.com)  \nATTENDANCE POLICY  \nAttendance is mandatory. If a student is tardy (2) times it constitutes (1) absence. Greater than (3) absences throughout the semester may result in a deduction in (3) points or greater to your final grade and will be determined at the time of occurrence(s) . Any anticipated absences must be reported to the instructor as soon as possible via email. An excused absence should be arranged prior to absence, when possible. When it is not possible to give prior notification, an unexcused absence will be recorded. To change classification of an unexcused absence to excused it will be on a case-by-case basis. Documentation for any excused absence will be required. Additionally, students with perfect attendance will have (10) additional points added to lowest Mid Term or Final test grade. Students with (1) absence will be eligible for (9) points added to their lowest Mid Term or Final test grade.  \nDROP POLICY  \nIf you wish to drop a course, you are responsible for initiating and completing the drop process. 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