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- Karen Barker and Don Hunjadi.
- Gateway Technical College, Burlington, WI, USA. barkerk@gtc.edu
- JEMS. 2008 Aug 1;33(8):72-6.
AbstractThey wake the unconscious, cure the very ill and even rescue patients from death's door. They're miracle drugs, and thousands of ambulance services across the country carry them. For those onlookers and new EMS providers who see a patient wake up from a deep, unconscious state, it's a captivating experience. The most common of these drugs is dextrose. But there's another--meet Narcan.
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