Which Drug?
This is one of two drugs given for VT with pulses, Russ's drug of choice.
Lidocaine.
This patient is receiving dopamine drip.
Cardiogenic shock.
Amio
150mg in 250 NS
Torsades, Mag Sulfate
2g IV over 10-20 minutes
Dopamine Mix and Dose
200 mg in 250 NS starting at 5mcg/min
This drip is used primarily as second line treatment after asthma, anaphylaxis, or symptomatic bradycardia.
Epi Drip.
This patient is receiving TXA.
Internal hemorrhage or significant external bleeding.
Dopamine
400mg in 250 NS
2-20mcg/min
Epi Mix and Dosage
1mg in 250 NS starting at 0.05mcg/kg/min
This drug is for pregnant women with BP over 160.
Mag.
This patient is receiving an amiodarone drip.
Sustained vtach with a pulse.
Epi
1mg in 250 ml
10-20 mcg/min
Norepi Mix and dosage
2mg in 250 NS starting at 0.1 mcg/min
This drip can be used to treat chest pain until resolved or BP drops below 100 systolic.
Nitro
This patient is receiving Mag sulf drip. And he's not pregnant.
Polymorphic Vtach, COPD exacerbation
Internal bleeding, TXA
1g over 10 minutes
BONUS (USE YOUR RESOURCES): 6 y/o male patient vomiting profusely for 1 week, lethargic, febrile, not responding to fluid treatment.
Drug? Mix? Dose? Rate?
Norepi:
Approximately 21kg x 0.1mcg/kg/min=~2mcg/min
Vasopressor of choice for most shocky patients.
Norepi.
This patient is receiving an epi drip.
Refractory anaphylaxis, asthma, symptomatic bradycardia
TXA
1g in 100ml
Preeclampsia, Mag Sulf
2g over 20 minutes
BONUS (USE YOUR RESOURCES): 9 y/o female presents racing heart, chest "feels weird", dizziness. HR 210 (wide complex), BP 90/60.
Drug? Mix? Dose?
Amiodarone 5mg/kg over 20 minutes.
Weight ~30kg x 5mg/kg= 150mg
Mix 150mg in 100ml NS