Amiodarone (ACLS Pharmacology)
https://www.proacls.com - ACLS Certification Training Videos **Get $20 off your certification or recertification with the discount code youtubeacls2017 Amiodarone is primarily chosen for ACLS as the first-line antiarrhythmic agent for cardiac arrest because it has reliably and clinically shown effectiveness in improving the rate of return of spontaneous circulation otherwise known as ROSC. Amiodarone is a drug that can prolong AV conduction, the AV refractory period, and QRS and Q-T intervals, which ultimately slows the heart rate. When using Amiodarone to treat Vfib or pulseless VTach cardiac arrest, the first dose is 300 mg IV/IO push. The second dose is delivered at 150mg IV/IO push. Subscribe to ProTrainings' Youtube Channel! Check out all of ProTrainings' courses: http://www.protrainings.com Like ProTrainings on Facebook: / protrainings Follow ProTrainings on Twitter: / protrainings Follow ProTrainings on Instagram: / procpr 0:00 Introduction 0:03 THE DRUG AND ITS EFFECTS ACLS PHARMACOLOGY 0:32 INDICATIONS ACLS PHARMACOLOGY 1:15 PRECAUTIONS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS 2:21 ADULT DOSAGE ACLS PHARMACOLOGY

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