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Indications for Epinephrine
Pulseless arrest
V Fib
Pulseless VT
Asystole
PEA

*Same as Vasopressin
Epinephrine Dose
1 mg (10 ml of 1:10,000 solution), IV/IO, Q 3-5 min during cardiac arrest
Indications for Vasopressin
Pulseless arrest
V Fib
Pulseless VT
Asystole
PEA

*Same as Epinephrine
Vasopressin Dose
1 dose of 40 units IV/IO

*May replace either 1st or 2nd dose of epinephrine
Indications for Amiodarone
Recurrent VF
Unstable V tach
Amiodarone dose for cardiac arrest:
300mg IV/IO push (dilute in 20-30 mg D5W)

Can follow with one 150mg IV push in 3-5 min.
Amiodarone dose for recurrent, life threatening ventricular arrythmias
Rapid infusion of 150mg IV over first 10 minutes

May repeat Q10 Min.
Indication for lidocaine
Alternative to Amiodarone in Cardiac arrest VF/VT (STABLE VTACH)
Lidocaine dose
1-1.5mg/kg IV/IO initially

May repeat in 5-10 min.with 0.5mg-0.75mg/kg IV push

MAX DOSE: 3 or total of 3mg/kg
Atropine sulfate indication
Symptomatic sinus bradycardia

2ND DRUG (after epi) for asystole or bradycardia PEA (HR <60)
Atropine sulfate dose for asystole or PEA (<60)
1mg IV/IO push

May repeat Q3-5min for maximum of three doses (3mg)
Atropine sulfate dose for bradycardia
0.5mg IV Q3-5min as needed

Max Dose: 3mg
Adenosine indication
#1 Drug for stable narrow QRS PSVT

AV/Sinus node tachycardia

*Useful in diagnosing A-fib/-flutter - but does not convert
Adenosine dose
1st: 6mg RAPID IV push (1-3sec.) follwed by NS bolus (20ml)

2nd: 12mg in 1-2 min if needed

3rd: 12mg in 1-2 min if needed
BLS primary survey
A - Airway (open?) (Non-invasive techniques)
B - Breathing - look, listen feel. Give 2 rescue breaths over 1 sec each (make chest rise, but not too fast or too much)
C - Circulation (PULSE?) Check carotid for 5-10sec.only. CPR
D - Defibrillation. Find shockable rhythm. Between shocks, CPR beginning with chest compressions. *MINIMIZE INTERRUPTIONS