@FrederikBaron @MeganARech @BCB_PharmD Procuring/anticipating meds, ensuring proper timing and administration of meds, running through H’s and T’s with the team, recommending for or against meds depending on the situation (e.g. COCA trial, toxicological arrests), optimizing post-ROSC care, etc.

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@JenniThomas10 This seems like an Onion article lol

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@sbABetterLeader @EM_RESUS @georgoff @PulmCrit @emcrit @precordialthump @smaccteam @docmartin22 @elliotthaut @TraumaDocSF @TopKniFe_B How do you reconcile this with the results of the COCA trial that Sam posted above? Albeit, this is an OHCA trial - generalizability to an IHCA may be low. But it does seem like there is a potentiality to make things worse

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@YukiKotani5 @EM_RESUS Might be missing something, but how does the 2nd study show an increase in mortality associated with etomidate use?

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@DrJenGunter If you look under the “Recommended Regimens for BV” section of the new CDC guidelines they discuss a lack of evidence for the disulfiram reaction and cite their source. This may be the closest thing to the FDA removing the warning

@MatthewGoss12 @RyanMarino Kind of. An active metabolite of midazolam is renally cleared. So, you can have accumulation of the metabolite in renal impairment. But, with a one time dose, this likely isn’t a huge deal. Just need to be aware there’s a chance the drug will have a longer duration/sedation

@Deadlnfluencer It’s literally b/c they’re trying to make up for staffing shortages in the hospital by making HCW work through COVID instead of addressing the actual underlying causes of the shortages. Basically, using a bucket to get water out of a sinking ship

@erdocmom @jtrebach I believe this is the primary lit for the PK rationale in case you want it

@p_schotting Did you?