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    ACLS Cardiac Arrest Algorithm

    Neumar, R. W. et al. Circulation 2010;122:S729-S767

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    ACLS Cardiac Arrest Circular Algorithm

    Neumar, R. W. et al. Circulation 2010;122:S729-S767

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    Bradycardia Algorithm

    Neumar, R. W. et al. Circulation 2010;122:S729-S767

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    Neumar, R. W. et al. Circulation 2010;122:S729-S767

    Tachycardia Algorithm

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    Post-cardiac arrest care algorithm

    Peberdy, M. A. et al. Circulation 2010;122:S768-S786

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    O'Connor, R. E. et al. Circulation 2010;122:S787-S817

    Acute Coronary Syndromes Algorithm

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    Goals for management of patients with suspected stroke

    auch, E. C. et al. Circulation 2010;122:S818-S828J

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      ACLS Code DrugsDrug Indications Dosage Administration

    Adenosine/

    Adenocard  

     Narrow PSVT/SVTWide QRS Tachy of

    uncertain cardiac origin

    6 mg followed by 12mg in 1-2min.

    Rapid IV push close to thehub followed by a saline

     bolus.

    Amiodarone Vfib/pulseless VT,VT with a pulse. May be

    used for rate control of

    WPW or atrial tachycardias.

    300mg IVP for cardiac arrest.

    Consider repeating with 150mg

    in 3-5 min.

    150mg over 10 min for stableVT, may repeat 150mg every 10

    min as needed. Cumulative dose

    of 2.2 IV in 24 hrs.

    Slow infusion 360mg IV over 6hrs, maintenance 540mg over 18

    hrs. (0.5mg/min)

    Draw up with filtered

    needle. Administer drip with

    filtered tubing.

    Gtt infusion mixed

    900mg/500 D5W.

    1mg/min = 33.3cc/hr

    .5mg/min = 16.6cc/hr

    Half life is up to 40 days.

    Atropine Symptomatic sinus bradycardia.

    .5 mg IV every 3-5 min for

     bradycardia, not to exceed 3 mg

    Tracheal 2-3mg diluted in 10cc NS.

    Do not give less than 0.5mg

    IV.

    May be given IV, IO, or ET

    Does not work with heart

    transplant patients due todenervation.

    Calcium Chloride Known or suspectedhyperkalemia (renal fx).Hypocalcemia after multiple

     blood tx. Antidote forcalcium channel blockers or

     beta blocker overdose

    8-16mg/kg IV for hyperkalemia

    and calcium channel blockeroverdose.

    Do not mix with sodium

     bicarbonate.

    Dopamine Used for hypotension withsigns and symptoms of

    shock or bradycardia

    Mixed 400mg/250D5W

    2-10mcg/kg/min.

    IV line must be a good one.Will cause extravasation

    with infiltration

    Do not mix with sodium

     bicarbonate.

    Epinephrine Cardiac arrest, VF, pulselessVT, asystole, PEA

    Symptomatic bradycardia,

    severe hypotension,anaphylaxis

    Cardiac arrest: 1mg of the1:10,000 administered q 3-5 min

    follow each dose with IV flush.

    Bradycardia or hypotension usea gtt.

    1mg/250cc: 1mcg/min = 15cc/hr.

    May be given IV, IO or ET

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    Drug Indications Dosage AdministrationMagnesium Sulfate Torsades de pointes or

    suspected hypomagnesemia.

    Life threatening arrhythmiasdue to dig toxicity.

    1-2 gm diluted in 10 cc D5W

    IVP if in cardiac arrest.

    If not in cardiac arrest mix 1-2

    gm in; 50 to 100 cc D5W to

    infuse over 5 to 60 min.

    May cause fall in BP with

    rapid administration.

    Use with caution if renal

    failure is present.

    Morphine Sulfate Used for treatment ofischemic chest pain, acutecardiogenic pulmonary

    edema, anxiety

    Decreases the myocardial

     preload and causes

     peripheral venous pooling.

    Dosage should be in 1 to 2 mg

    increments up to 10 mg max

    Given slow IV over 1-2 min

    Precautions: respiratory

    depression and hypotension

     Narcan/Naloxone Used to reverse respiratorydepression that results from

    narcotics

    Also used for coma of

    unknown etiology

    Dosage – 0.4 mg to 2 mg IV or

    IO and may be given ET

    IV or IO meds should be

    given over 1 min.

    Precautions: If given rapidly

    IV/IO can cause projectile

    vomiting

    Patient may become

    agitated or violent

    Procainamide Anti-arrhythmic for stablewide QRS Tachycardia

    20-50 mg/min End Points: Arrhythmia

    suppressed, hypotension

    ensues, QRS duration

    increase >50%, max dose17 mg/kg

    Sotalol Hemodynamically StableMonomorphic Ventricular

    Tachycardia

    3rd  Line Anti-Arrhythmic

    100 mg over 5 min or1.5 mg/kg over 5 min

    Avoid if prolonged QT

    Sodium Bicarbonate Preexisting hyperkalemia,metabolic acidosis,

     prolonged resuscitation.

    1 meq/kg IV bolus.Repeat half dose q 10 min

     Not recommended forroutine use in cardiac arrest

     patients.

    Vasopressin May be used as analternative pressor to epi in

    the treatment of CardiacArrest instead of 1st or 2nd  

    dose of epi

    IV, IO 40 U IV push X 1 dose

    only.

    ET 80U X 1 dose only

    Do not give any epi for

    10 min after vosopressin is

    given.

    Compiled by:Rebecca Cass NREMT-P

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