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CRITICAL CARE DRIPS

                                 JULY 2016
Horizontales
Can be used in the 4th goal of Sepsis protocol to increase SCVO2.
Used to treat moderate to severe hypertension without reflex tachycardia or significant reduction in heart rate.
Anticoagulant that we audit.
Antidysrhythmic, I have a loading dose that's (per protocol) and I'm found in ACLS algorhythms.
Vasocontstriction, increases blood flow to all vital organs without increasing workload or output of heart and dilates coronary arteries.
Causes vasoconstriction, increases heart rate and increases cardiac output...used in hypotensive crisis.
Narcotic antagonist.
A potent, rapid-acting antihypertensive agent.
Paralytic agent
Vasodilator, including coronary arteries
Verticales
Calcium channel blocker, can be used to convert atrial arrythmias and HTN but can cause hypotension.
Beta-blocker with very rapid onset...Used to decrease heart rate, lower BP, SVT tachydysrhytmias, HTN and acute MI.
Has 2 different protocols and even a protocol to transition off of.
Increases renal perfusion, increases BP, increases cardiac output and increases heart rate.
Used for sedation and is lipid based.
Used for ventricular arrythmias.
Used in vasoconstriction, max dosage per protocol is 200 mcg/min.