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I: Re-Entry SVT Dose: 6mg IV/IO push followed by 20ml saline 1-2min later 12mg IV/IO Push(up to 2 times) Then move on to other therapy(ie Cardioversion) |
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I: Shock Resistant Ventricular Fibrillation Dose: 300mg IV/IO, Second does of 150mg if VF recurs 24hr maximum is 2.2gm |
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Indication: Sympomatic Bradycardia,2nd &3rd degree heart block. Dose: .04mg/kg or 1mg IV for PEA or Asystole Sequence for Bradycardia is: Atropine, TCP, Epinephrine, Dopamine. If no IV access go straight to TCP. |
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Indication: Magnesium Toxicity or Calcium Channel blocker Over Dose 500-100mg IV Be careful with patients on Digitalis |
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Indication: Slow Rapid Ventricular Response associated with A. Fib/A. Fluter
Dose: 0.25mg/kg After 15 min 0.35mg/kg, Infusion: 5-15mg/hr titrated to heart rate |
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Function: Cardio Genic Shock(Increases Cardiac Output and BP) Dose: 1-5mcg/kg/min(Renal and Splanchnic Dilation) 5-10mcg/kg/min(Beta Effects(inotropy)) 10-20mcg/kg/min(Alpha Effects(vasoconstriction)) |
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↑Myocardial and CNS blood Flow d/t α effects Dose: 1mg IV push Q3-5 min 2-2.5mg down the ET tube May need higher doses with ß blockers or CCB |
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Ind: Pharmacologic conversion of A. Fib/Flutter When Adenosine and Beta Blockers ineffective. |
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Alternative therapy for refractory VF/pulseless VT Dose: 1-1.5mg/ KG IV followed by 1-4mg/min infusion |
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Torsade De Pointe VT Hypomagnesmia hinders the cellular movement of K+ and thereby makes the heart prorrhythmic. Dose: 1-2gm IV push over 1-2 minutes. Torsade with pulse = 1-26mg in 100ml D5W over 5-60 minutes |
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Analgesic of Choice for ischemic pain w/ ACS that is not relieved by Nitroglycerin. Also good for treating pulmonary edema as it decreases venous return to the heart and has a mild bronchodilatory effect. 2-4mg IV push |
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Indication: Chest Pain relaxes vascular smooth mucscle. Can be given topical, spray, sublingually, IV |
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Ind: Stable Monomorphic VT with preserved ventricular function, Controlling rate in A.Fib/flutter, controlling rate in re-entry SVT. Not to be used in Pulseless arrest. Four endpoints: 1)QRS width ↑ by 50%, 2) hypotension develops 3) 20-50mg/min total of 1.2gm(70kg pt) 4) Dysrhytmia subsides |
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beta blockers have a depressing effect on pumping action of heart, idicated in the treatment of AMI |
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Indication: Acidosis reversal. Initial dose without a blood gas: 1meq/kg IV push w/ half dose administered q10min Mainlyh used for TCA OD, Hyperkalemia, pre-existing metabolic acidosis |
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Shock refractory VF or pulesless VT & Asystole in place of initial or second dose of epinephrine. Has powerful vasoconstrictive effects. Dose: 40u IV one time then return to epinephrine |
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