Cardiac pressor medications

• [DOC File]Guidelines for the Management of Acute Stroke

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  Obtain brief past medical history, list of medications, and allergies. These patients should be moved to the Acute Care Area and be assessed by a physician within 15 minutes. Identification of Potential Candidate for Thrombolysis : Determine the time of onset of the above symptoms (last time patient seen without stroke symptoms).

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• [DOC File]GACHD

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  FIGURE 1: Algorithm for the Treatment of Hypertension 6.16 TABLE B: SHAPP Antihypertensive Medications Drug Interactions/Pregnancy Category 6.17 TABLE C: Antihypertensive Medications Drug Interactions/Pregnancy Category. 6.18 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK NURSE PROTOCOL FOR. PRIMARY HYPERTENSION IN ADULTS. DEFINITION

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• [DOCX File]Extract from the Clinical Evaluation Report for Ephedrine ...

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  The duration of pressor and cardiac responses to ephedrine is 1 hour. Small quantities of ephedrine are metabolised in the liver, but the majority of ephedrine is excreted unchanged in the urine. The plasma half-life of ephedrine is 3 to 6 hours.

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• [DOC File]3

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  Description of the most common over-the-counter medications. Pharmacological effects of the most common over-the-counter medications. ... It may cause stimulation as well as vasoconstriction from the α-adrenergic effects adding to the pressor effects, in addition to cardiac stimulation. SLEEPING AIDS: Cimetadine, diphenhydramine (See ...

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• [DOC File]Theme: «CARDIAC INSUFFICIENCY»

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  Cardiac insufficiency as a result of the cardiac overload: ... defeat of the nervous system, endocrine disorders, toxic action of some medications. In the case the arrhythmia there can be the changes of correlation between intra- and extra cellular maintenance of potassium, sodium, calcium and magnesium ions, that predetermines violation of ...

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• [DOCX File]EM-SERC Sim Template

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  Goals and Objectives. Educational Goal: Safely manage a patient with a mixed overdose in the context of maintaining situation awareness and departmental guidelines around a patient found to be armed.

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• [DOC File]DOCTOR’S ORDERS

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  1. Nontraumatic cardiac arrest with return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) 2. Core Temperature greater than 34º Celsius (94º F) at presentation. 3. Time to initiation of hypothermia is less than 6 hours from ROSC. 4. Comatose after ROSC: GCS less than 8 AND No purposeful movement to pain. Exclusion Criteria: (any one of the following) 1.

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• [DOCX File]pedsrx.johnshopkins.edu

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  Common Pressor medications: (initial; titrate to effect) Dopamine: 2.5 –20 mcg/kg/min. Dobutamine: 5 – 20 mcg/kg/min. ... An echocardiogram is required STAT in all TEF/EA patients to determine whether the child has congenital cardiac anomalies and to ascertain if there is a right or left aortic arch. This helps determine which side a ...

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• [DOCX File]IV Infusion Guide

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  The list below addresses administration of medications given intravenously, delineating the location and health care personnel authorized to administer them. ... For example: the critical care committee creates new policy on allowing a pressor agent to be used on an alternative unit, this will take precedent over the IV Infusion guide until the ...

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• [DOC File]Simulation Scenario Template

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  Describe the appropriate selection of medications in a cardiac transplant patient experiencing severe refractory intraoperative hypotension (pc, mk). 4. Demonstrate effective communication with operating room staff during crisis and delegate tasks effectively (cs, pli, sbp, pr).

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  Cardiac glycosides, diuretics: Patients who receive epinephrine while taking cardiac glycosides or diuretics should be observed carefully for the development of cardiac arrhythmias. 5.3Cross ...

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• [DOC File]CARDIOVASCULAR MCQ

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  The chances of successful defibrillation decline by approx 2 – 7% for each minute the patient remains in cardiac arrest. The ABCs of basic life support slow the rate of depletion of myocardial high energy phosphate stores. Overall survival in hospital after CPR averages 14%. Cardiac filling during CPR occurs passively during the upstroke of ...

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• [DOC File]Advanced Life Support Protocols

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  All cardiac arrest medications shall be given IV or IO. Giving medications by ET tube may not be effective and is generally not recommended. However, this route may be considered as a last resort if all other administration routes have been unsuccessful. ... Pressor effect is resistant to acidosis. Improves cerebral and coronary blood flow by ...

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• [DOCX File]Australian Public Assessment Report for Ephedrine ...

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  Tachyphylaxis to cardiac and pressor effects can develop after some use due to depletion of noradrenaline in the presynaptic terminal. Ephedrine is rapidly and extensively distributed throughout the body, with accumulation in the liver, lungs, kidneys, spleen and brain.

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