What would you change about your protocols?

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I have not ever seen it done in the hospital. Usually they just rush to set up a levo drip. It's something I am trying to add to my own practice but I am still trying to figure out when it's a bail out and when it's correct.

Anesthesia frequently uses push dose pressors in the OR/GI/CCL. The anesthesia cart is usually stocked with premixed Neosynpehrine syringes.

 

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Anesthesia frequently uses push dose pressors in the OR/GI/CCL. The anesthesia cart is usually stocked with premixed Neosynpehrine syringes.

Oops kinda forgot about that. Watching their ability keep hemodynamics right in a prescribed range is fascinating. However in the ED, I can't say I've ever seen anyone prepare that. Every now and again things go sideways and someone remembers to mix it up and give it.