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DRUG STD CONC STD DILUTION STD FLUID ALT FLUID COMMON ADULT ADMINISTRATION RATE MAX ADMIN. RATE MAX CONC/ REFERENCE Administration . Drug Manual was developed by Dr. Paul Young for use in the Intensive Care Unit in Wellington Regional Hospital in This third edition has been updated for with revisions . A comprehensive guide to the drugs used in intensive care units, covering cardiovascular, respiratory, sedation, anticoagulation, endocrine, renal, GI, antibiotic and fluid therapy. . Critical Care Intravenous Drug Administration Guide For Use on ICU, HDU & CTCCU Page 1 of 44 April (For review April ) DRUG METHOD ADMINISTER OVER DILUTION & DILUENT Y-SITE COMPATIBILITY & pH MONITORING, ADVERSE EFFECTS & COMMENTS. All of the following medications may be administered IVP by the RN to patients within the critical care section except for those that are annotated for a specific patient population. Adenosine (Adenocard). DRUG STD CONC STD DILUTION STD FLUID ALT FLUID COMMON ADULT ADMINISTRATION RATE MAX ADMIN. RATE MAX CONC/ REFERENCE Administration Central (C) or Peripheral (P) 3,4 Adult Critical Care IV Medication Infusion Sheet Lidocaine 4 mg/mL mg/mL D5W Premix / NS mg/min 5 mg/min 16 mg/mL4 C or P. Manual of ICU DRUGS 5 First Edition Dr Mansour Elsharaihy. 7-DOSAGE IN PAEDIATRICS: a- Pediatric Patients with a Body Weight < 50 kg: Initial dose: Give to mg/kg as a rapid IV bolus given either centrally or peripherally. A saline flush should follow. - Repeat administration: . Medications Usual Dose Max Dose Drug Package Comments Etomidate mg/kg mg/kg (or 20 mg) Vial or Syringe Give 50% usual dose in hemodynamic instability Decreases seizure threshold Midazolam mg/kg mg/kg (or 10 mg) Vial Active metabolite is renally eliminated Propofol 1 mg/kg mg/kg (or mg) Vial. A practical guide to drug use in critical care, updated with new drugs and topics. Includes an A-Z guide, short notes, appendices, drug index and compatibility chart.
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