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Mag sulfate

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GENERIC NAME   None  
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BRAND NAME   Magnesium Sulfate  
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CLASS   Electrolyte  
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MECHANISM OF ACTION   Reduces striated muscle contractions and blocks peripheral neuromuscular transmission, manages seizures in toxemia of pregnancy, induces uterine relaxation, can cause bronchodilation after beta agonists and anticholinergics have been used.  
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INDICATIONS   Seizures of eclampsia, torsade de pointes, hypomagnesemia, class IIa agent for V-fib/pulseless V-Tach that is refractory to lidocaine.  
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CONTRAINDICATIONS   Heart blocks, myocardial damage.  
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ADVERSE REACTIONS   CNS depression, facial flushing, diaphoresis, depressed reflexes, circulatory collapse, Hypotension.  
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NOTES ON ADMINISTRATION   Pregnancy category B. Recommended that this drug not be given in the 2 hours before delivery, if possible. IV calcium chloride or calcium gluconate should be available as a magnesium antagonist if needed. Use with caution in patients with renal failure.  
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INCOMPATABILITIES/DRUG INTERACTIONS   May enhance the effects of other CNS depressants, serious changes in overall cardiac function may occur with cardiac glycosides.  
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DOSE/ROUTE   Adult, Seizure activity associated with pregnancy  
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Adult, Cardiac arrest due to hypomagnesemia or torsade de pointes   1-2g diluted in 10ml of D5W IV/IO over 5-20 minutes.  
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Adult, Torsade de pointes with a pulse or AMI with Hypomagnesemia   Loading dose of 1-2g mixed in 50-100 ml in D5W over 5-60 minutes IVZ.  
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Pediatric, IV/IO infusion   25-50 mg/kg (max dose 2g) over 10-20 minutes. Faster for torsade de pointes.  
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Pediatric, for asthma   25-50mg/kg over 10-20 minutes. Max dose 2g  
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ONSET OF ACTION   IV/IO immediate. IM 3-4 hours.  
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PEAK EFFECTS   N/A  
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DURATION OF ACTION   30 minutes IV/IO, 3-4 hours IM  
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AZ DRUG BOX SUPPLY RANGE   5g.  
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