Most common vasopressors

• What are the different types of vasopressors?

  Vasopressors are I.V. med-ications that produce arteriole vasoconstric-tion via positive inotropic or chronotropic ef-fects that lead to increased systemic vascular resistance and BP. Common vasopressors are norepinephrine, epinephrine, phenylephrine, and vasopressin.

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• What is a good map for a vasopressor?

  Maintain mean arterial pressure (MAP) ≥ 65 mmHg or as needed to achieve adequate end-organ perfusion (e.g. cerebral perfusion pressure, abdominal perfusion pressure, urinary output). Norepinephrine is the first line agent when vasopressors are indicated. Epinephrine, phenylephrine, and vasopressin should not be used as first line agents.

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• Which sedation agents should be used in a vasopressor treatment?

  Note: Bolded agents are commonly preferred. Titrate to target sedation goal using validated assessment tool. Notes: Bolded agents are commonly preferred. Concentrations may vary, which will alter the dosing volume. Table 3. Vasopressor Medications

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• When should a vasopressor be used in a low cardiac output state?

  In low cardiac output states, the use of an inotropic agent should be considered. Vasopressors should only be initiated with/after adequate resuscitation is provided with appropriate volumes of crystalloids, colloids, and/or blood products. Vasopressors are not recommended in the initial stabilization of hemorrhagic shock.

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• [PDF File]Common vasopressors and inotropes - American Nurse Journal

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  Common vasopressors and inotropes The table outlines clinical indications, associated receptors, physiology, dosing, titration rates, and adverse effects of various vasopressors and inotropes.* Vasopressor Clinical indications Receptor Physiologic effects Dosing Starting dose Dose titration increment Rate of titration Adverse effects

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• [PDF File]Choosing a Vasopressor for a Prehospital Emergency Medical ...

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  The purpose of this article is to discuss specific challenges in the delivery of protocol-based vasopressor support for hemodynami- cally compromised patients in the prehospital environment. The article will provide considerations for agent selection based on practical, pharmacologic, and evidence-based evaluations.

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• [PDF File]Vasoactive Medications - AACN

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  Most widely used IVF (200 million liters sold in US!) Not “normal” from chemical or physiologic standpoint Only 25-35% stays within the blood vessel Administration of large volumes may lead to interstitial edema and acidosis

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• [PDF File]VASOPRESSOR AND INOTROPE USAGE IN SHOCK

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  Acute adrenal insufficiency of critical illness (AICI) is a common and largely unrecognized disorder in critically ill patients with a reported incidence of up to 77% (2). The most common features of AICI are hypotension refractory to fluids and vasopressors and/or delayed weaning from mechanical ventilation.

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• [PDF File]Caring for patients receiving vasopressors and inotropes in ...

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  list of common vasopressors and inotropes, visit myamericannurse.com/?p=71893.) Vasopressors. Vasopressors are I.V. med-ications that produce arteriole vasoconstric-tion via positive inotropic or chronotropic ef-fects that lead to increased systemic vascular resistance and BP. Common vasopressors are norepinephrine, epinephrine, phenylephrine,

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