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--- | --- |\n| Drug   | Dose   | Comments   |\n| Adenosine   | 6 mg initial dose;after 1-2 min 12  \u003Cbr>mg(May repeat 12 mg dosex1)   | Give rapid IV push (1-3 seconds)followed by 10-20 mL saline.  \u003Cbr>Give V₂the dosage if through a central line.   |\n| Amiodarone   | Pulseless VT/VF:300 mg IVP  \u003Cbr>may repeat at 150 mg if needed.  \u003Cbr>Stable VT:150 mg   | Pulseless VT/VF:Given rapid IVP without filter needle   |\n|  |  | Stable VT:150mg diluted in 25-50 mLNS or D5W  \u003Cbr>infused over 10 minutes   |\n| Atropine   | Start at 0.5 mg IVP  \u003Cbr>Repeat dose to max of 3mg   | observe for reflex tachycardia   |\n| Calcium Chloride   | 1gm/10 mL(1 amp)   | Given for known hyperkalemia,hypocalcemia,  \u003Cbr>hypermagnesmia,or toxic effects of calcium channel blockers.  \u003Cbr>May repeat as needed.Vesicant,use extreme caution when  \u003Cbr>administering.   |\n| Dextrose(D50)   | 25gms (0.5 g/mL)IV push   | Use for hypoglycemia,hyperkalemia   |\n| Diphenhydramine   | 50 mg IV push   | Administer over 1-2 minutes.   |\n| Epinephrine   | 1mg(repeated every 3-5 minutes  \u003Cbr>during arrest)   | Available in 1:10,000(1mg in 10 mL abbojet)or 1:1,000(1  \u003Cbr>mg/mL 30 cc vials).   |\n| Lidocaine   | 1-1.5 mg/kg.(May repeat dose in  \u003Cbr>3-5 min)(100mg/5ml)   | Typical dose is 100 mg.   |\n| Magnesium Sulfate   | -2gms(1gm/2mL)   | Dilute to 10 mLwith D5W or NS;administer over 1-2 minutes.  \u003Cbr>Given for known hypomagnesemia and/or Torsade de Pointes.   |\n| Methylprednisolone   | 40mg IV push x×1   | May give on 1st cycle with epinephrine and vasopressin   |\n| Naloxone(Narcan)   | 0.4-2mg every 2-3 min   | No longer dilute;use prefilled syringes from code cart   |\n| Sodium Bicarbonate   | Typical dose is 50 mEq.   | Incompatible with epinephrine and  \u003Cbr>other sympathomimetic drugs   |\n| Vasopressin   | 40 units IV push   | May substitute one dose of epinephrine with 40 units of  \u003Cbr>vasopressin   |\n\n# Vasoactive/Anti-Arrhythmic Drips\n\n\n| Vasoactive Drips   | Standard Mix   | Dosage Range   | *Consider central line presence in critical care   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Dobutamine   | 1000mg/250ml   | 2.5-20mcg/kg/min   |  |\n| Dopamine   | 800mg/250ml   | 2-20mcg/kg/min   | Central line recommended   |\n| Epinephrine   | 4mg/250ml   | 0.01-3mog/kg/min   | Central line only   |\n| Mirinone(Primacor)   | 20mg/100ml   | 0.125-1 mcg/kg/min   |  |\n| Nicardipine   | 40mg/200ml   | 2.5-15 mg/hr   | Max dose 15 mg/hr   |\n| Nitroglycerin   | 50mg/250ml   | 5-300mcg/min   |  |\n| Nitroprusside(Nipride   | 50mg/250ml   | 0.1-10mcg/kg/min   | Protect from light   |\n| Norepinephrine (Levophed)   | 16mg/250ml   | 0.05-3mcg/kg/min   | Central line only   |\n| Phenylephrine (Neosynephrine)   | 100mg/250ml   | 0.2-5mog/kg/min   | Central line only   |\n| Vasopressin   | 40units/100ml   | BP/Shock=0.01-0.04units/min  \u003Cbr>HRS=0.04-0.8 units/min   |  |\n| Anti-Arrhythmic Agents   |  |  | 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Other agents are also listed with direct IV push instructions and, where applicable, repeat dosing and dilution notes.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the central line guidance for vasoactive drips?\",\"answer\":\"Several drips note central line presence as critical care considerations, including dopamine, epinephrine, norepinephrine (Levophed), and phenylephrine (Neosynephrine), with specific wording such as “Central line only” or “Central line recommended.”\"},{\"question\":\"Are there important compatibility or administration precautions for specific medications?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. Calcium chloride cautions extreme care due to vesicant risk. Sodium bicarbonate states incompatibility with epinephrine and other sympathomimetic drugs, and nitroprusside requires protection from light.\"}]","Code Cart IV Push Medications - Vasoactive/Anti-Arrhythmic Drips | PDF"]