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| Dopamine || DA,β1,α1 || | |||
*↑↑HR | |||
*↑↑SV | |||
*↑SVR | |||
*Natriuresis | |||
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*Low doses: | |||
**Hypotension | |||
*High doses: | |||
**Hypertension, ectopic beats | |||
*Tissue necrosis (if extravasates) | |||
**If occurs use phentolamine 5-10mg in affected area | |||
|| Tachyarrhythmias || | |||
*Titrate to clinical effect | |||
*Hypotension caused by: | |||
**Septic shock | |||
**MI | |||
**Trauma/spinal shock | |||
**Heart failure | |||
*May start thru PIV | |||
|| Dose-dependent: | |||
*1-5 mcg/kg/min: natriuresis | |||
*5-10 mcg/kg/min: ↑↑HR/↑↑SV | |||
*10-20 mcg/kg/min: ↑SVR | |||
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==Norepinephrine== | ==Norepinephrine== | ||
===Indication=== | ===Indication=== | ||
Revision as of 07:07, 8 January 2014
| Vasoactive Agent | Primary Receptor | Relative Effects | Common Adverse Effects | Rate of Titration | Indication/Notes | Typical Adult Dosing | |
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| Dopamine | DA,β1,α1 |
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Tachyarrhythmias |
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Dose-dependent:
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Norepinephrine
Indication
- Septic shock
Dosing
- Start 2mcg/min
- Incr by 1-2mcg/min q3-5min prn
- Max dose is 30mcg/min
- Replace volume before starting
Adverse Effects
- If extravasates use phentolamine 5-10mg into affected area
Mechanism of Action
- Alpha and beta1 agonist
- Incr contractility, HR
- Arterial/venous vasoconstriction
Dopamine
Indication
- Hypotension caused by:
- Septic shock
- MI
- Trauma/spinal shock
- Heart failure
Contraindication
- Tachyarrhythmias
Dosing
- Use lowest dose possible (prevent tachyphylaxis)
- 3-20mcg/kg/min works for most
- May use in peripheral IV temporarily
- Avoid using in same line as alkaline infusions
Adverse Effects
- Low doses
- Hypotension
- High doses
- Hypertension, ectopic beats
- Tissue necrosis (if extravasates)
- If occurs use phentolamine 5-10mg in affected area
Mechanism of Action
- 0-5mcg/kg/min
- Vasodilation (renal, mesenteric, coronary)
- 5-10mcg/kg/min
- Beta1, alpha1 agonist
- Incr CO, contractility, vasoconstriction
- Beta1, alpha1 agonist
- >10mcg/kg/min
- Alpha effects predominate
Dobutamine
Indication
- Cardiogenic shock
- Low-output heart failure
- Tricyclic overdose
Dosing
- 2-20mcg/kg/min
- 10mcg works for most
- May use in peripheral IV
Adverse Effects
- Modest incr in HR/BP
- PVCs
- B2 effect may result in vasodilation
- Caution if sys BP <90
Mechanism of Action
- Primarily B1 (and B2) agonist
- Increases CO via incr contractility
Phenylephrine
Indication
- Shock
Dosing
- Start 100-200mcg/min then taper down
- 40-60mcg/min works for most
Adverse Effects
- Bradycardia
- If extravasates use phentolamine
Mechanism of Action
- Alpha agonist
- Vasoconstriction w/ reflex decr HR
- May decrease stroke volume
- Vasoconstriction w/ reflex decr HR
Push Dose Pressors
- Use when need temporary BP or CO boost
- Post-intubation hypotension
- Propofol-induced hypotension
- A-fib w/ hypotension
- Easier to convert well-perfused heart
Epinephrine
- Mix 9mL of NS with 1mL of 1:10,000 epi
- Now have 10mL of 10mcg/mL
- Use 0.5-2mL q2-5min (similar to epi drip)
- Same as 2% lido with epi
- Ok to give peripherally
- Now have 10mL of 10mcg/mL
- Onset - 1min
- Duration - 5-10min
Phenylephrine
- Pure alpha (no effect on heart)
- Place 1mL of 10mg/mL in 100mL NS
- Draw up 10mL
- Now have 100mcg/mL
- Use 0.5-2mL q2-5min
- Draw up 10mL
- Onset - 1min
- Duration - 20min
Source
Tintinalli
EmCrit Podcast 6
