36. Inotropes

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In this week’s episode I’m talking you through a potent medication used in the critical care setting to treat severe hypotension that has not responded to fluids. And that, my friends, is norepinephrine (brand name Levophed). Using the Straight A Nursing DRRUGS framework, we’ll d ...  Show more

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Contributor: Travis Barlock MD

Educational Pearls:

Three categories of pressors: inopressors, pure vasoconstrictors, and inodilators