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Contraindications: Sulfa allergy
        Pregnancy Category C
        Side-effects:
        •  Paresthesia in extremities
        •  Hearing dysfunction/tinnitus
        •  Loss of appetite
        •  Taste alterations
        •  Nausea
        •  Vomiting
        •  Diarrhea
        •  Polyuria
        •  Drowsiness
        •  Confusion
            Warning:
        •   Note: Use of Diamox results in a significant alteration in taste. Carbonated beverages
          will have seriously altered taste, and may be undrinkable.
        •  Increased fluid intake is required with use of Diamox: Although Diamox is not in the   SECTION 3
          general drug class of “diuretics”; it has diuretic effects and can result in serious dehydra-
          tion unless great care is taken to maintain proper hydration.
        Adverse reactions:
        •  Transient myopia (usually resolves with DC of drug)
        •  Urticaria
        •  Melena
        •  Hematuria
        •  Flaccid paralysis
        •  Photosensitivity
        •  Convulsions
        TMEP use:
        •  Altitude Illness Protocol
        •  K9 High Altitude Sickness and Pulmonary Edema Protocol
              ®
        Aciphex  – See Rabeprazole
        Actiq oral transmucosal fentanyl citrate (OTFC) lozenge – See Fentanyl, Oral
        Adrenalin – See Epinephrine

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        Afrin Nasal Spray  – See Oxymetazoline HCl



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