Acls antiplatelet and fibrinolytic guidelines

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      Hypertension Cor Pulmonale ACLS. Edema. Ddx: CHF, renal disease, inflammation, various drugs, hypothyroid, exogenous estrogen, thiamine (B1) deficiency ... still give antiplatelet and anticoagulation agents. Complications of MI. ... multiple myeloma, leukemia, malaria, and fibrinolytic system shutdown secondary to impaired . plasminogen ...

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      3. If unstable (defined as current ACLS guidelines): Consider sedation with Versed 1-2 mg IVP, may repeat to a max of 5 mg. By MD order only, and only if appropriate for the patient’s condition. Cardioversion @ 100, 200, 300, 360 J as necessary.

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      This requires adequate provisions for the diagnosis and treatment of STEMI and its complications, including strict treatment directives, fibrinolytic checklist, ECG acquisition and interpretation, defibrillators, experience in ACLS protocols, and the ability to communicate with medical control.

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      After this discussion, if the patient/family elects to proceed with fibrinolytic therapy, give the patient tPA and begin the stroke pathway of care (see below). Neither anticoagulants nor antiplatelet treatment is administered for 24 hours after administration of tPA, typically until a follow-up CT scan at 24 hours shows no hemorrhage.

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      Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) guidelines state that lidocaine doses and rates of administration vary slightly depending on the patient’s cardiac rhythm. A dose of 1 to 1.5 mg/kg IV may be given to a patient who is in cardiac arrest as a result of ventricular fibrillation or ventricular tachycardia.

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      Role of antiplatelet drugs in the prevention of cardiovascular events. Thrombosis Research, 110:355-359. Kucia, A. & Zeitz, C. (2003). Failed reperfusion after thrombolytic therapy: recognition and management. 31(2):113-121. French, J.et.al. (2003). A score predicts failure of reperfusion after fibrinolytic therapy for acute myocardial infarction.

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      Medical Treatment Guidelines. Revised: January 19, 2016 ... It is unclear whether the repair of ACLs significantly decreases the degenerative pathology. One study found more severe arthritis present in those with an ACL repair. In order to entertain previous trauma as a cause, the patient should have medical documentation of the following ...

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      ACLS 2010 Pediatric Basic and Advanced Life Support.pdf. ACLS 2010 Pediatric Basic Life Support.pdf. ACLS UK 2016 Manual.pdf. Acute kidney injury after cardiac arrest.pdf. Advances in CPR.pdf. AHA Guidelines/ The 4 Cs of Cardiac Arrest Care 2010.pdf. ALS ERC 2010 Guidelines.pdf. Angiotensin II Time to Study Starting a Stopped Heart.pdf

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      viii. A prehospital fibrinolytic program should have: (a) Well-established protocols (b) Checklists (c) Experience in ACLS (d) Ability to communicate with the receiving institution (e) Medical director with training and experience in STEMI management. c. Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) i. Alternative to fibrinolysis. ii.

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