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The document outlines various medical conditions and their management protocols, including acute coronary syndrome, hypertensive urgency/emergency, pulmonary congestion, and more. It details laboratory tests, medications, dosages, and administration routes for each condition. Additionally, it includes guidelines for intravenous drips and other therapeutic measures for specific medical scenarios.
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IM Cheat Sheet

The document outlines various medical conditions and their management protocols, including acute coronary syndrome, hypertensive urgency/emergency, pulmonary congestion, and more. It details laboratory tests, medications, dosages, and administration routes for each condition. Additionally, it includes guidelines for intravenous drips and other therapeutic measures for specific medical scenarios.
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ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME BAIAE

Labs: ECG, CXR, CBC c PC, UA, BUN, Crea Labs: CXR (PA)
Rx: Aspirin 80 mg/tab #4 Rx: Hydrocortisone 200 mg/vial TIV heplock
Clopidogrel 75 mg/tab #1 Salbutamol + Ipatropium neb #3
Enoxaparin 0.5 cc #1 Budesonide 2 mL/neb #3
(or unfractionated heparin or fondparinaux) Neb kit #1
Carvedilol 6.25 or 25 mg/tab #1 Nasal cannula (adult) #1
ISDN 5 mg/tab #1 (NO LINE can cause congestion )
ISMN 30 mg/tab #1 HM: Salbutamol + ipratropium neb q6
Atorvastatin 40 or 80 mg/tab #1 Salmeterol + fluticasone inhaler 25/250mg 2puffs BID
Omeprazole 40 mg/tab ODHS Montelukast 10mg OD
HYPERTENSIVE URGENCY/EMERGENCY CAP-LR, COPD not in exacerbation
(Initial BP management) Labs: CXR, ECG, Sputum AFB
Labs (as OPD basis): CBC, UA, ECG, CXR, BUN, Crea, SGPT, Rx: Clarithromycin 500 mg/tab BID x 7 days
SGOT, FBS, Na, K, Lipid Profile Cefotaxime 500 mg/tab BID x 7 days
Rx: If BP < 180 Doxofylline 400 mg/tab
Amlodipine 5 mg/tab #1 Azithromycin 500mg tab OD 3-5day
Clonidine 75 mg/tab sublingual #3 Cefpodoxime 100/200mg cap BID 10 days
If BP > 180 Erdostine 300mg/cap TID 5 days
Nicardipine drip 2mg/2mL #1 CAP-HR
PNSS 1L #1 Labs: CXR, ECG, Sputum AFB, Sputum GS/CS
Soluset #1 Rx: Pip-Taz 4.5 g TIV initial, 2.25 g TIV q8 after
HM: Irbesartan 150mg OD Levofloxacin 300 mg TIV q24
Amlodipine 10mg ODHS N-acetylcysteine 600 mg tab in ½ glass H2O ODHS
Losartan 50/100mg ODAM Omeprazole 40 mg TIV
HASCVD, CVD bleed (CT confirmed) PTB
Labs: Plain cranial CT scan, ECG, CXR, CBC c PC, UA, BUN, Labs: CXR, ECG, Sputum AFB, Sputum GS/CS, Gene Xpert
Crea, Na, K, UA, SGPT, SGOT, Lipid profile, FBS Rx: Hook to O2
RX: If CBG <80, D50-50 1L Salbutamol + ipratropium TID
If CBG > 80, PNSS 1L Levopront 120ml 5ml TID 5 days
Mannitol 150 cc TIV q4 Omeprazole 40mg tab 30mins before
Atorvastatin 40 mg/tab OD Tranexamic acid 500mg cap TID for hematemesis
May give Furosemide 40 mg TIV q12 Metoclopromide 10mg tab TID for vomiting
Omeprazole Drip 50 mg + 100cc PNSS (soluset) For TB DOTS referral as OPD
DM – uncontrolled DYSPEPSIA (uninvestigated),
Labs: CBG CBC c PC, BUN, Crea, SGPT, SGOT, Na, K AGE, ABDOMINAL PAIN
Rx: Insulin Drip 6 u or 10 u Labs: CBC c PC, UA, FA, BUN, Crea, Na, K, CBG
Or Humulin R or Regular Insulin PT for women, ECG if >40 y/o
Metformin 500 mg/tab OD Rx: Omeprazole 40 mg/vial
Gliclazide 80 mg/tab HNBB 10 mg/mL amp
PULMONARY CONGESTION Metoclopramide 10mg/2 mL amp
(initial management, then labs) Ranitidine 2 mL/amp
Labs: CXR, ECG, CBC, UA, Na, K, BUN, Crea AGE: ORS or PNSS 1L
Rx: Furosemide 10 mg/mL/amp #8 HM: Omeprazole 40mg 30 ODAC x 14 days
OR 20mg/2mL/amp #4 HNBB 10mg tid x 3days
PNSS 1L #1 (add for AGE): Metronidazole 500mg BID x 7days
HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTION ORS
Labs: CBC c PC Racecadotril 100mg
Rx: Diphenhydramine 50 mg/amp #1 (add for APD): AlOH MgOH (Maalox) TID after meals x 5 days
Hydrocortisone 100 mg/vial #1 UTI/AUC
HM: Hydrocortisone 10 mg/tab ODHS x 7 days OR Labs: CBC c PC, UA, PT in women
Diphenhydramine 50 mg/tab ODHS x 7 days Rx: Ciprofloxacin 500 mg/tab BID x 7 days OR
BANIAE (DOB) Ofloxacin 200mg bid x 7 days
(initial management, then labs) Nitrofurantoin 100mg/tab tab q6 x 7 days
Labs: CXR (PA) Acute pyelonephritis: (+) RBC in urine
Rx: Salbutamol + Ipatropium neb #3 Prepare KUB UTZ request
Budesonide 2 mL/neb #3 Follow up in OPD once with result
BPPV/vertigo IVF regulation (for 1000 mL)
Rx: Cinnarizine 25 mg/tab or 75 mg/tab # of Cc/hr Macroset Microset
Betahistine 8 mg/tab or 24 mg/tab hours (gtts/hr) (gtts/hr)
Metoclopramide 10 mg/tab 4 250 62 250
ANTI-TACHYCARDIC 6 160 40-41 160
Labs: Hypertensive workup + TSH, FT3, FT4 8 125 30-31 125
Rx: Metoprolol 100 mg/tab OD in AM OR 10 100 25 100
Propanolol 10 mg/tab OD
12 80 20 80
HYPOKALEMIC PERIODIC PARALYSIS
14 70 17-18 70
CC: Generalized body weakness, unable to move
16 60 15 60
Labs: CBC, UA, Na, K, KUB UTZ
20 50 12 50
Rx: (PO) Klyte 600 mg/tab, 1 tab TID x 2 days OR
Kalium durule, 750 mg/tab 2 tabs q1, max 8 tabs 24 40 10 40
(IV) KCl 40 meqs/amp in PNSS 1L via soluset 28 20 5 20
Potassium deficit = [(3.5* – actual K+)/0.27] ×100
*4.0 in cardiac patients GLASGOW COMA SCALE
DENGUE Eye Opening
Labs: CBC c PC, Dengue NS1/IgM/IgG, BUN, Crea, Na, K, 4 Spontaneous
PT, PTT 3 To speech
Rx: Hydrate (ORS or IVF) 2 To pain
Vitadex or alamin - TGP 1 None
Paracetamol 300/600 Verbal response
Tranexamic acid 100mg/3ml 3 amp Not intubated Intubated
LEPTOSPIROSIS 5 Oriented Seems able to talk
Sx: fever, wading in floodwaters, anuria, calf pain 4 Disoriented ---
Labs: Cbc pc, bun, crea, na, k, pt, ptt, ua 3 Inappropriate Questionable ability
Rx: Foley cath insertion! 2 Incomprehensible ---
PNSS, PLR, fast drip 1 None None
Leptomat (send out to PGH) Motor Activity
Ceftriaxone 1g vial 2 doses 6 Follows commands/spontaneous
For admission!!!!! 5 Localizes pain
PAIN RELIVER MEDICATIONS 4 Withdraws to pain
Celecoxib 100/200/400 mg cap 3 Decorticate (flexion)
Diclofenac 20mg/mL, 2 mg/tap, 20mg/tab 4 Decerebrate (extension)
Ketorolac 100 mg/amp 5 None
Tramadol + Paracetamol 500 mg/tab
OTHER MEDICATIONS Admission
Vitadex 1L Admit to (where) under the service of (physician)
Nutrilon 1 vial/PNSS 500 mL or 2 vials/PNSS 1000 mL Diet
Vitamin B complex, 1 tab OD x 30 days NPO, liquid/soft, or DAT. Indicate specific restrictions
Fluids
IV Meds: Main lines, side drips. Indicate preparations and rates.
Epinephrine Omeprazole Monitoring
Dobutamine HNBB
VS, neuro VS, intake and output; indicate frequency
Nicardipine Metoclopramide
Diagnostics
Furosemide Ketorolac
Blood tests, imaging, special procedures
Diphenhydramine Paracetamol
Hydrocortisone Tranexamic acid Therapeutics
Medications, dosage, frequency, duration, watch out for
Nebs: Transfusions
Salbutamol + Ipatropium Budosenide Type of product, # of units, rate, interval
Premeds, side effects, anticipatory measures if any
Oral meds: Oxygen support
Amlodipine Metformin Mask/cannula at (# of LPM), specify target SpO2
Clonidine Omeprazole If on mech vent, indicate settings
Losartan HNBB Others
Tramadol + Paracetamol Cinnarizine Referrals to other specialties (indicate reason)
Special nursing care instructions
BASIC DRIPS
*When in doubt with computations, consult IM Plat or
refer to your friendly and pretty IM RODs! <3
NICARDIPINE
Indication: first line in management of hypertensive
urgency/emergency (SBP >180)
Prep: 10 mg/10 mL ampule, 1 amp in 90 cc PNSS
(100 cc in soluset)
Rate: Initially at 5 mg/hr
Titrate every 15 mins until target BP reached
Maximum 15 mg/hr
DOPAMINE
Indication: increase BP/HR in cardiogenic shock, symptomatic
bradycardia (i.e. AV blocks)
Prep: 200 mg/ampule, 1 amp in 250 cc D5W
(2 amps in px with limited fluid intake)
Rate: Initially at 2-5 mcg/kg/min
Titrate upward every 2-5 mins
Maximum 20-50 mcg/kg/min
DOBUTAMINE
Indication: increase BP/HR in myocardial dysfunction, but add
vasopressor (i.e. NE) if SBP < 70 mmHg
Prep: 250 mg/ampule, 1 amp in 250 cc D5W
(2 amps in px with limited fluid intake)
Rate: Initially at 10 mcg/kg/min
Titrate upward every 2-5 mins
NOREPINEPHRINE
Indication: initial vasopressor therapy
Prep: 2 mg/ampule, 1 amp in 250 cc D5W
(2 amps in px with limited fluid intake)
Rate: Initially at 2-4 mcg/kg/min
Titrate upward every 2-5 mins
If BP cannot be maintained >90 at 15/mcg,
benefit not likely
NITROGLYCERIN
Indication: hypertensive control in pulmonary edema sec. to
LV dysfunction; acute MI
Prep: 10 mg/10 mL ampule, 1 amp in 90 cc D5W
(100 cc in soluset)
Rate: Initially at 5 mcg/min
Titrate upward by 5 mcg/min every 5 mins until
starget BP achieved or pain controlled
UNFRACTIONATED HEPARIN (UFH)
Indication: acute thrombosis (MI, DVT, PE)
Prep: 10,000 units UFH In 100 mL IVF (PNSS)
(100 units/cc in soluset or infusion pump)
Rate: Initial IV bolus loading dose (__ units/kg),
then IV drip after (___units/kg/hr)
MI: 60 loading, 12 initial drip
DVT/PE: 80 loading, 18 initial drip
PTT obtained after 6 hours, to adjust
Target PTT: 1.5-2.3x control value (or 46-70 s)
(may also use Raschke’s protocol)

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