AMS, Respiratory Rate < 10, my lips are going blue.
Narcan 0.4mg/mL in a 10ml NS flush
Midazolam (Versed)
First line vasopressor for hypotension
Norepinephrine
Fentanyl
The only IV push vasopressor we use.
Phenylephrine, we typically push 50-100mcg.
A betablocker used for hypertension
labetolol
10-20mg IV push q X min
3 Adverse events from Propofol
Hypotension.
Pancreatitis from the high lipids.
Propofol Related Infusion Syndrome (PRIS)
You push this medication as fast as possible for this rhythm:

Adenosine, first dose 6mg followed by 20mL NS. second dose 12mg followed by 20mL NS.
A vasopressor that doesn't cause ectopy, often used in hypotensive patient in atrial fibrillation.
Phenylephrine
I need to be on telemetry because I can cause bradycardias. 
IV beta blockers: esmolol, metoprolol, labetalol.
Narcotic used for comfort care. Sometimes used for angina in Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS)
Morphine
The only 2 situations where propofol can be IV push
1. procedural sedation by provider who is authorized for deep sedation.
2. rapid sequence intubation
I need a vasopressor but I don't have a central line
Norepinephrine MAX 0.1mcg/kg/min*
upper extremity 18-20g IV not in AC and not on same side as BP cuff.
q1h site checks
*other vasopressors
I am given for hypertension, I can cause rebound tachycardia and facial flushing.
Hydralazine
We check methemoglobin to watch for cyanide poisoning with this medication.
Nitroprusside, toxicity typically occurs X days on transfusion.
My vial says "IM only" and I can cause this rhythm.

Haldol
torsades de pointes --> IV Magnesium
I am used for Afib with RVR and I need a filter if I give this IV.

Amiodarone