Heart
Meds
Nursing
Max Dose
Mechanism of action
100

The Largest Chamber of the Heart

What is Left Ventricle?

100

 Stable SVTs

What is Adenosine?

100

Rate will not exceed:

Peripheral 10mEq/hr

Potassium IV

100

Adenosine

6mg-12mg-12mg

100

Beta-blocker for early intervention in acute MI

Metoprolol

200

The Main Blood Supplier of the Heart.

What are the coronary arteries?

200

Atrial Fibrillation

Diltiazem

200

Used in history of cirrhosis who present with a moderate or severe upper GI bleed presumed to be from a variceal source.

Ocreotide

200

Atropine

What is 3mg?

200

Used for profound Hypotension

Nipride

300

The thickest wall of the heart

What is the Left Ventricle?

300

Cardiotonic vasodilator, Used for Acutely decompensated CHF


What is Nesiritide?

300

Monitor blood Glucose, EKG for QT prolongation

Ocreotide

300

Cardizem

15mg/hr

300

Pure alpha agonist.

Phenylephrine

400

This is where the heart sounds come from.

What is closing of the valves?

400

Initial dose 300mg then 150mg if needed

Amiodarone

400

 Look out for Cyanide toxicity

Nipride

400

Nicardipine(Cardene)

What is 15mg/hr?

400

Very common SE: Hypotension/Bradycardia.

Not given in soy allergy.

Propofol

500

Pacemaker of the Heart

What is the SA node

500

Anticholinergic/parasympatholytic

What is Atropine?

500

Antidote to dopamine extravasation.

Phentolamine

500

NTG

What is 200mcg/min?

500

Max dose is 90mg

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