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VASOPRESSION


Indications

INDICATIONS:


Pulseless arrest & Septic Shock

VASOPRESSION


Actions

ACTIONS:


Naturally occurring ADH at high doses potent vaso constrictor

VASOPRESSION


Dose

DOSE:


40 units IV single dose as the 1st or 2nd dose of a vasoconstrictor

EPINEPHRINE


Indications

INDICATIONS:



VFIB, PEA, Asystole, Symptomatic Bradycardia

EPINEPHRINE


Actions

ACTIONS: ↑HR, automaticity, contractility, SVR, vasoconstriction & myocardial O2 DEMAND

EPINEPHRINE


Dose

Dose:


Cardiac: 1mg IVP 1:10K q3-5mins


Drip for symptomatic bradycardia @2-10mcg/min

EPINEPHRINE


Other

ET administration give 2 to 2.5x the IV does of 1:1000



Mix 1 mg in 500ml/NS for continuous infusion

Atropine


Indications

INDICATIONS:



Symtomatic Bradycardia

Atropine


Actions

↑ AV conduction, may restore cardiac rythem in asystole

Atropine


Dose

Bradycardia: .5mg q3-5 mins upto 3 mg

Atropine


Other

Contraindicated with type II AV block

Amiodarone (Cordoarone)


Indications

VFIB, VT, PSVT & rapid atrial rythems



Useful for tachydysrythmias w/ poor ejection fraction

Amiodarone (Cordoarone)


Actions

Effects NA+, K+, Ca+ channels as well as α and ß blocking effects

Amiodarone (Cordoarone)


Dose

(Dead Mans Dose): 300mg rapid push in 20-30ml of NS for VF or Pulseless VT



Repeat once in 5-10 min. intervals at 150mg



WITH PULSE - 150mg IV over 10 minutes followed by 1mg/min cont. infusion for 5 hours, then .5mg/min mixed as 1mg/ml

Amiodarone (Cordoarone)


Other

May be repeated at 150 mg or cont infusion at 1mg/min for 6 hours followed by .5 mg/min



Total daily dose not to exceed 2.2 gms



May cause ↓ B/P or bradycardia

Lidocaine


How Supplied?

2 Grams / 500cc



-OR-



4mg/cc

Lidocaine


Indications

Wide complex tachycardia


VF & Pulseless VT

Lidocaine


Actions

↓ automaticity by decreasing the slope of phase 4 diastolic depolarization, local anesthetic properties suppress ventricular ectopy, affects conduction velocity

Lidocaine


Dose

VFIB: 1.1.5mg/kg repeated in 5 min as .5-.75 mg/kg to 3mg/kg



VTACH with + pulse: .5-.75mg/kg IV, repeat in 5-10 mins to 3mg/kg total bolus dose

Lidocaine


Other

Drip:


2Gms/500ml (4mg/ml)


2mg/min=1mg/kg bolus


3mg/min=1.5-2mg/kg bolus


4mg/min=2.5-3mg/kg bolus



Single loading bolus does of 1mg/kg: >70yrs; ↓ Cardiac output; known liver dysfunction

Procainamide (Pronestyl)


Indications

VTACH


Conversion of Supraventricular dysrythmias

Procainamide (Pronestyl)


Action

Slow AV conduction


↓ automaticity of all pacemaker sites


↓ phase 4 diastolic depolarization

Procainamide (Pronestyl)


Dose (total amount OR when to stop admin.)

20mg/min UNTIL:


1. QRS widens by 50% OR


2. hypotension ensues OR


3. Dysrythmia abates OR


4. Total of 17mg/kg given

Procainamide (Pronestyl)


Other (Drip Rate & how mixed)

Drip:


2Gms/500 ML @ 1-4mg/min


URGENT: may give upto 50 mg/min

Magnesium sulfate


Indications

Torsades des pointes


Post Infarction Protection


↓ decreased uterine contractions - OB

Magnesium sulfate


Action

Essential for action of the Na/K pump


Mag deficiency associated with cardiac dysrhythmias

Magnesium sulfate


Dose

TORSADES:


1 - 2 Grms over 1-2 mins in 10ml of D5W

Magnesium sulfate


Other

Can place pt. on a drip of .5-1gm / hr after loading dose for hypomagnesemia

Diltiazem (Calcium Ch. Blocker)


Indications

PSVT


Atrial Fib & Flutter to slow ventricular response

Diltiazem (Calcium Ch. Blocker)


Action

Blocks slow inward flux of Ca & Na


↓ contractility & HR


Slows AV nodal time & conduction


↓ MV02 (O2 consumption of left ventricle)


Vasodilates

Diltiazem (Calcium Ch. Blocker)


Dose

Bolus of .25mg/kg (avg. 20 mg) over 2 mins


Rebolus at .35 mg/kg if needed


5-15 mg/hr titrated to HR

Diltiazem (Calcium Ch. Blocker)


Other

Do not give concomittantly with IV beta blockers except Brevibloc

Adenosine


Indications

PSVT - Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia

Adenosine


Actions

Slows conduction through the AV node


Interrupts AV nodal reentry pathways

Adenosine


Dose

6-12-12


6mg RAPID IVP (1-2 seconds) → 20ml saline flush


Repeat action at 12 MG two for every 1 - 2mins


IV site must be proximal to core as possible

Adenosine


Other

Transient bradycardia, asystole or ventricular arrythmias can occur


PSVT may reoccur


Do not give if pt taking carbamazepine or dipryidamole

Sodium Bicarbonate


Indications

Metabolic Acidoses


Tricyclic Antidepressant Overdose (TCA OD)


Chronic renal failure


↑ K+

Sodium Bicarbonate


Action

Alkalanizing agent


Indicated for drug overdoses (TCA) to alkanlinize urine

Sodium Bicarbonate


Dose

1meq/kg


Repeat at half the initial dose in 10 mins as needed

Sodium Bicarbonate


Other

No indication for routine use in cardiac arrest


may produce a deleterious acidoses

Morphine


Indications

Chest pain with ACS unresponsive to nitrates


OR


Acute cardiogenic pulmonary edema

Morphine


Action

Analgesic effect (reduces pain)


↓ venous return


↑ venous capacitance


Mild arterial vasodialation

Morphine


Dose

2 - 4 mg IV q5 Mins titrated to effect

Morphine


Other

May cause respiratory depression


Possible hypotension in hypovolemic pts

Calcium Chloride


Indicaitons

Hyperkalemia


Calcium Channel blocker adverse side effects


(Calcium Channel Blocker overdose)


Hypocalcemia


Hypermagnesemia

Calcium Chloride


Actions

Increases the force of contractility


Allows for cellular level exchanges of ions

Calcium Chloride


Dose

Hyperkalemia an Ca Channel Blocker OD:


8-16mg/kg


Prophylaxis of Ca Channel blockers:


2-4mg/kg

Dopamine


Indications

Hemodynamically signifigant hypotension


pulmonary congestion


↓ cardiac output

Dopamine


Action

<2mcg/kg/min - renal perfusion


2-10 mcg/kg/min - beta & alpha effects


>10 mcg/kg/min - alpha effects predominate

Dopamine


Dose

5-20 mcg/kg/min

Dopamine


Other

Avoid w/ MAO inhibitors


Tissue Necrosis w/ infiltration

Dopamine


How Supplied / Base Concentration

Supplied:


800mg / 500cc


1600mcg/ml

Lasix


Indications

Pulmonary Edema

Lasix


Actions

Inhibits reabsorption of sodium at the loop of henle & in proximal and distal tubules


Venodilates and reduces CVP

Lasix


Dose

.5-1 mg/kg IV


May repeat up to 2mg/kg total

Lasix


Other

Observe for hypovolemia


Hypotension


Hypokalemia

Nitroglycerin


Indications

Unstable Angina ACS


Sublingual: Angina, MI


IV: Acute MI pulmonary edema

Nitroglycerin


Actions

↑ blood supply


↓ work


Smooth muscle relaxation

Nitroglycerin


Dose

Sublingul: .3-.4 mg up to 3 doses


IV: Initial dose of 10-20 mcg/min titrated to effect

Nitroglycerin


Other

Expect:


Headaches


Hypotension


Syncope


Bradycardia

Nitroglycerin


Base conentration in fluid

50mg / 250cc


200mcg/ml

Fibrinolytics


Indications

ACS, Pulomonary emboli & Stroke


Consider for ACS <12 hrs of onset


Consider for acute ischemic stroke < 3 hours of symptoms

Fibrinolytics


Action

Alter the coagulation pathways to cause clot lysis and establish perfusion to area of low or no flow

Fibrinolytics


Dose

ACS/AMI: tPA 100 mg total


Eminase: 30 mg


Tenecteplase (TNK) 30-50 mg IVP


Stroke: tPA only at .9mg/kg not to exceed 90 mg


10% over 1 min remainder over an hour

Fibrinolytics


Other

May cause bleeding / hemmorage


Contraindications:


Uncontrolled HTn > 180/100


Surgery < 3 months


Hx of hemorrhagic CVA


Hx of ischemic CVA < 6 months


Prolonged CPR

Fibrinolytics


Trade Names

Eminase


Tenecteplase (TNK)

GP IIbIIIa inhibitors


Indications

Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS)


Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI)

GP IIbIIIa inhibitors


Action

IIb/IIIa receptor the final pathway to platelet aggregation

GP IIbIIIa inhibitors


Dose

ReoPro: .25mg/kg before PCI → .125 mg/kg


Integrillin: ACS 180mcg/kg/min then 2mcg/kg/mn


Aggrastat: ACS for PCI .4mcg/kg/min for 30min


then .1 mcg/kg/min IV

GP IIbIIIa inhibitors


Other

Need to use some other anti-platelet agent with these drugs or in some case within 4 hours of discontinuing the drug

GP IIbIIIa inhibitors


Trade Names

ReoPro


Integrillin


Aggrastat