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Ondansetron Injection (Zofran)

Targeted antiemetic for sudden nausea or vomiting. Often used for food poisoning, migraine-related nausea, or post-illness symptoms. Single intramuscular push, administered under MD-supervised protocol.

Ketorolac Injection (Toradol)

Non-opioid anti-inflammatory for moderate to severe pain — acute back or joint pain, migraine flare, or post-workout soreness that has not responded to over-the-counter options. Single IM push.

Dexamethasone Injection (Decadron)

Corticosteroid for acute inflammation — severe sinus pressure, inflammatory flares, or migraine rescue when swelling is driving symptoms. Single IM push.

Famotidine Injection (Pepcid)

H2 blocker for severe heartburn, acid reflux, or upper-abdominal burning that has not responded to oral antacids. Single IM or slow IV push per protocol.