Adult Quick IV Push ED Reference Table
Etomidate 0.3mg/kg (range 0.2-0.6mg/kg) IVP over 30-60 secs. Heparin . Highly irritating avoid administering in small vessels. Geriatric reduce dose may be required . Famotidine (pepcid) 10-20mg Slow IVP over 2 minutes . Stable in D. 5. W, D. 10. W,NS, sodium bicarbonate 5% Fentanyl 25mcg-100mcg or 0.35-0.5mcg/kg IVP slowly over 1-2 minutes ...
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