arrest meds

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uh...when do you give 1. bicarb 2. sodium chloride 3. atropine 4. lidocaine 5. epinephrine on a coding pt??:o

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Specializes in Peds, ER/Trauma.

You can check out the ACLS algorithms here: http://www.acls.net/aclsalg.htm

Click on the different rhythms to view the algorithms.....

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Have you taken an ACLS class? These drugs are explained in the class and in the work book.

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Specializes in Almost--.
Have you taken an ACLS class? These drugs are explained in the class and in the work book.

shes right! LOL! dont mean to offend you... hail philippine nurses! LOL!

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not yet sorry ...

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Specializes in ED, ICU, Heme/Onc.
not yet sorry ...

Look them up. Where I work, only those nurses who are ACLS certified can push certain meds in a code. Learn your facility policy and abide by that.

Blee

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sorry im a pretty new nurse.that was asked from me during an interview..i answered most correctly...i guess. :p thanks anyways :) btw the links were helpful.ill be training on acls next mo. thanks

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