
Lightning rounds #22: Our drugs of choice
Critical Care Scenarios
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The Risk of Converting Someone With Longstanding AFib
Five Ivy usually to start. Sometimes I'll go two and a half if people are really like tenuous on their blood pressure, but in my experience, five is usually safe with everybody. And what that would be what something like maybe an amiode or own drip. Yeah. If it's somebody who's had longstanding AFib and I'm just trying to rate control them, then I usually don't want to do amiodes or own. The odds of converting someone who has a longstanding AFib are not high, but they're not zero.
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