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AHS Provincial High-alert Medication List
Provincial High-alert Medication List Classes/Categories of Medications Specific Medications adrenergic agonists: IV ( , epiNEPH rine, ePHED rine, isoproterenol, magnesium sulfate injection PHENYL ephrine, norepinephrine, doBUTamine, doPAMine, salbutamol). methotrexate: oral for non-oncologic adrenergic antagonists: IV ( , propranolol, metoPROLOL, labetalol, use esmolol). nitroprusside sodium for injection anesthetic agents: general, inhaled and IV ( , propofol, ketamine, sevoflurane, isoflurane, desflurane, etomidate) opium tincture antiarrhythmics: IV ( , lidocaine, amiodarone, procainamide, oxytocin: IV. adenosine, bretylium, ibutilide) potassium chloride for injection: antithrombotic agents: concentrate anticoagulants ( , warfarin, acenocoumarol, tinzaparin, potassium phosphates injection enoxaparin, dalteparin, danaparoid, unfractionated heparin, sodium citrate) promethazine: IV.
potassium chloride for injection: concentrate potassium phosphates injection promethazine: IV vasopressin: IV or intraosseous The following medications are also associated with higher risk and must comply with the segregated storage and labelling requirements for high-alert medications. Refer to the Management of High-alert
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