We ALL know dexmedetomidine (Precedex) and propofol (Diprivan) are preferred over benzodiazepines in ICU patients requiring sedation (shoutout PADIS guidelines).
BUT (as there are exceptions to every rule) here are some situations to "consider" BZDs. 🧐
Keep reading below! 👇
@GilbertPharmD @PCC_PharmD@NG_Panos@PharmDAware@AJWPharm@MeganARech We used a lot more PCC than AA so it could have been a combination of unfamiliarity with compounding AA in addition to baseline longer compounding time
@GilbertPharmD @PCC_PharmD@NG_Panos@PharmDAware@AJWPharm@MeganARech When we looked at the order time to administration at my PGY2 site we had a median of 36 min for 4FPCC and 60 min for AA. Both were mixed in the IV room and delivered by pharmacy
Succinlycholine can be safely used as an NMBA for an overwhelming majority of patients presenting to the ED without concerns of any adverse effects that are typically taught about
@SagetheEDRPh @ASHP_EMPharm @SAEM_AEMP @EMPRx24 @JeffEMRes@JeffPharmRes Seems like any abx and mono by itself may lead to rash, might as well go with drug of choice 🤷🏼♀️
https://t.co/DsFcX89rlv
https://t.co/OaMaXF6srJ
You cannot convince me that the prior authorization process for medication approval does anything besides delay care and potentially harm patients as well as increase the frustration with the already confusing healthcare system
PIPERACILLIN-TAZOBACTAM IS NOT NEPHROTOXIC: exploring the arc of a myth over time
this was clearly a myth in 2016:
https://t.co/Me3JkXMuLV
blog from 2022 exploring the evolution of this myth: https://t.co/ygSXT3UrOV
fresh RCT to finally settle this:
https://t.co/5G26gAJUVQ
Vanco+Zosyn ⬆️ SCr is NOT drug induced nephrotoxicity
In 2023 why are we still having this debate???
Learn the kinetics, mechanism of pseudo-tox, dose adjust, and critically assess the published literature
Please stop dying on the hill of historical teaching & medication myths