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emdocs.net /1 month ago

Premedication to Prevent Contrast Reactions: Myths and Pearls in the ED

What's the evidence behind premedication for contrast reactions? This post from Kevin Molyneux and Jenny Beck-Esmay breaks down the myths. The post Premedication to Prevent Contra...

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nursenacole.com /1 month ago

Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing

Category: Critical Care Nursing  In rapid-sequence intubation, the initial induction agent doses should be reduced by 25%–50% in the elderly and in patients with hypotension, hyp...

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nursenacole.com /1 month ago

Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing

Category: Critical Care Nursing  In rapid-sequence intubation, Ketamine increases heart rate, blood pressure and cardiac output and has been shown to provide similar intubating con...

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nursenacole.com /1 month ago

Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing

Category: Critical Care Nursing  The combination of an induction agent with a paralytic produces optimal intubating conditions. Historically, Succinylcholine has been one of the mo...

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nursenacole.com /1 month ago

Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing

Category: Critical Care Nursing  In intubation, caution should be taken in the catecholamine-depleted patient, as Ketamine can act as a negative inotrope. Although Ketamine can rel...

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kevinmd.com /1 month ago

How pharmacology mnemonics got me through med school

It was almost midnight, and I was staring at the word oxybutynin like it had personally wronged me. I had seen it maybe twenty times that week. Flashcard, missed. Practice question...

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