VUMC INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CHART
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1 * Refer to references such as Mosby s for additional information on administration and monitoring. Alternate infusion rates permitted at provider discretion. ** Central Line Preferred indicates that the medication is associated with venous irritation. Certain situations may require that the medication be administered peripherally (e g., emergency situations, waiting on central line placement, or very short duration planned). Infusion of these medications/solutions through a peripheral vein may lead to loss of vascular access or damage to the vein and/or surrounding tissue, resulting in chemical phlebitis and thrombus formation. Other factors including vein size, infusion rate, catheter dwell time, catheter size and location also influence the risk of phlebitis. Monitor closely for signs and symptoms of infiltration and/or phlebitis if given peripherally. Adenosine (Adenocard) Albumin Alemtuzumab (Campath) Alprostadil (Prostin VR) AlteplaseTissue Plasminogen Activator (t-pa) (Activase) Aminocaproic Acid (Amicar) = Approved for Level of Care Antiarrythmic 6 mg / 2 ml Infusion not recommended MD present MD present MD present Blood Product Not for IV Push 5% or 25% Derivative Monoclonal Antibody Not for IV Push 30 mg / 100 ml Prostaglandin GR 20 mcg/ml Thrombolytic 1 mg/ml 100 mg / 100 ml 1 mg/ml Hemostatic Agent Not for IV Push 20 Gm / 250 ml 20 mcg/ml
2 Amiodarone (Cordarone) = Approved for Level of Care Antiarrythmic Adult areas only with no titration of infusion GR Adult for pulseless VT or VF; 300mg in 30mL NS or D5W **Central Line Preferred if conc > 2 mg/ml Bolus: 150 mg / D5W 100 ml Infusion: 450 mg / 250 ml (1.8mg/mL) (Std) 900 mg / 250 ml D5W (Max) Bolus: 2 mg/ml Infusion: 2 mg/ml or 6 mg/ml **Central Line Preferred if conc > 2 mg/ml Antithymocyte Globulin- Rabbit (Thymoglobulin) Immunosuppressant GR Not for IV Push 500mL (Std) May be dispensed in 250 ml for concentrated infusion. 0.5 mg/ml (Max) Argatroban Anticoagulant GR 250 mg/250 ml Atropine Anticholinergic MD present MD present 1 mg /10 ml 0.4 mg/ml Basiliximab Monoclonal Antibody Not for IV Push 20 mg/ 50 ml (Simulect) Bivalirudin Anticoagulant 250 mg/50 ml (Angiomax) Blood Factor: Anti-hemophilic agent Dependent on vial sizes used. N/A Anti-Inhibitor Coagulant Complex (FEIBA -VH)
3 VUMC INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CHART = Approved for Level of Care Blood Factor: fviii/vonwillebrand factor complex, plasma derived (Humate P) Anti-hemophilic agent Dependent on vial sizes used. N/A Blood Factor: Recombinant fi (Benefix ) Blood Factor: Recombinant fviia (NovoSeven RT) Blood Factor: Recombinant fviii (Advate ) Blood Factor: Recombinant fviii (Recombinate ) Bumetanide (Bumex) Anti-hemophilic agent Dependent on vial sizes used. N/A Anti-hemophilic agent 1000 mcg/ml Further dilution not recommended Anti-hemophilic agent Dependent on vial sizes used. N/A Anti-hemophilic agent Dependent on vial sizes used. N/A Diuretic 0.25 mg/ml 20 mg / 80 ml Buprenorphine (Buprenex) Butorphenol (Stadol) Calcium Chloride (CaCl) Opioid 0.3 mg/ml Opioid 1 mg/ml Electrolyte Intermittent infusion only Intermittent infusion only GR 1 gm / 10 ml **Central Line Preferred 0.25 mg/ml (Std) 0.02 mg/ml (for patients < 5 kg) 2 gm /100 ml Dialysis specific conc: 8 gm / 250mL 100 mg/ml **Central Line Preferred
4 VUMC INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CHART = Approved for Level of Care Calcium Gluconate Electrolyte GR 1 gm / 10 ml 1 gm / 50mL ChlorproMAZINE (Thorazine) Cisatracurium (Nimbex) HIGH ALERT MEDICATION CMV Intravenous Immune Globulin (Cytogam) CycloSPORINE (SandIMMUNE) Dialysis specific conc: 6 gm /100 ml Antipsychotic Not for IV Push 25 mg in 100 ml (Std) Neuromuscular Blocker GR 2 mg / ml 200 mg / 250 ml (Std) 400 mg / 250 ml (Max) Blood Product Derivative Not for IV Push 1 mg / ml 2 mg / ml Immunosuppressant GR Not for IV Push Dose diluted in 250 ml glass (Std) Dose diluted in 100 ml glass (Max) Dexamethasone (Decadron) Dexmedetomidine (Precedex) 2.5 mg / ml Corticosteroid 4 mg/ml 10 mg/ml 15 mg/ml Sedative 400 mcg /100mL 400 mcg/100 ml (Std,Max) 4 mcg/ml
5 VUMC INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CHART = Approved for Level of Care Dextrose in Water Nutrition Therapy 50% (Max) 5% (Std) 10% (Std) 20% (Max) - **Central Line Preferred 5% (Std) 10% (Std) - Maximum given peripherally with Calcium additive 12.5% - Maximum given peripherally without Calcium additive Above 12.5% - Central Line Preferred Note: Above standards to not apply to dextrose in TPN Diazepam (Valium) Digoxin(Lanoxin) HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Double Check Required Dihydroergotamine (DHE 45) Diltiazem (Cardizem) Benzodiazepine Miscellaneous Adult areas only Intermittent Dosing Only Adult areas only GR 5 mg/ml 5 mg/50 ml (Std) 10 mg/50 ml (Max) 250 mcg/ml Antimigraine 1mg/mL Calcium Blocker Channel 10 mcg/ml, 100 mcg/ml GR 5 mg/ml 100 mg/100 ml (Std, Max)
6 DiphenhydrAMINE (Benadryl) DOBUTamine (Dobutrex) = Approved for Level of Care Antihistamine 50 mg/ml Adrenergic agonist GR 250 mg/250 ml (Std) 1000 mg/250 ml (Max) DOPamine (Intropin) Adrenergic agonist Exception: 7T3 kidney &/or pancreas transplants may receive in 1st 24hrs post-op while on 1:1 RN care GR 5 kg 800 mcg/ml 1600 mcg/ml (Std) 3200 mcg/ml >5 kg 1600 mcg/ml (Std) 3200 mcg/ml 400 mg/250 ml (Std) 1600 mg/250 ml (Max) 5 kg 800 mcg/ml 1600 mcg/ml (Std) 3200 mcg/ml >5 kg 1600 mcg/ml (Std) 3200 mcg/ml 6400 mcg/ml Droperidol (Inapsine) Enalaprilat (Vasotec) Antiemetic 2.5 mg/ml ACE Inhibitor Adult areas only Adult areas only 1.25 mg/ml 25 mcg/ml **Central Line Preferred
7 EPINEPHrine (Adrenalin) = Approved for Level of Care Adrenergic agonist GR 1:10,000 (0.1 mg/ml) 1:1,000 (1 mg/ml) Central Line Preferred 4 mg/250 ml (Std) 8 mg/250 ml (Max) Adult Emergency Dept Only: 1 mg/1000 ml (not prepared by the pharmacy; not utilized outside the Adult ED) 5 kg: 16 mcg/ml (Std) 32 mcg/ml > 5 kg: 32 mcg/ml (Std) 64 mcg/ml Eptifibatide (Integrilin) Esmolol (Brevibloc) Antiplatelet **Central Line Preferred 200 mcg/ml bolus 750 mcg/ml infusion Beta-blocker GR 10 mg/ml 2500 mg /250 ml (Std) 2000 mg/100 ml (Max) Etomidate (Amidate) Famotidine (Pepcid) Sedative 2 mg/ml Antihistamine 10 mg/ml 10 mg/ml 20 mg/ml (premix) Note concentration of vial
8 VUMC INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CHART = Approved for Level of Care FentaNYL (Sublimaze) Opioid PCA; Epidural VUH only Flumazenil (Romazicon) Fosphenytoin (Cerebyx) Furosemide (Lasix) PCA; Epidural VUH only GR 50 mcg/ml 5 mcg/ml 50 mcg/ml Antidote 1 mg/10 ml 50 mcg/ml 100mL 2.5 mcg/ml 10 mcg/ml 25 mcg/ml 50 mcg/ml Anticonvulsant GR 50 mg PE /ml Doses greater than 300 mg PE will be mixed by pharmacy. Diuretic Infusions allowed in VUH only 1000 mg PE/ 250 ml GR 10 mg/ml 200 mg/100 ml (Std) 10 mg/ml (Max) 1 mg/ml 2 mg/ml 4 mg/ml Glucagon Antidote 1 mg/1ml bolus 10 mg/50 ml infusion Glycopyrrolate (Robinul) Haloperidol (Haldol) HBIG (Hepagam B) Anticholinergic 0.2 mg/ml Antipsychotic 5 mg/ml Blood Derivative Product Not for IV Push ,000 units/250 mls in NS
9 Heparin HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Double Check Required HydrALAZINE (Apresoline) = Approved for Level of Care Anticoagulant GR 5,000 unit / 1 ml 25,000 units/250 ml (Std) No concentrated infusion Vasodilator Exception: (IVP Only) in 7T3 kidney the Step Down area &/or pancreas transplants may receive in 1st 24hrs post-op while on 1:1 RN care 100 units/ml 20 mg/ml 100 mg / 100 ml (Std) Hydrocortisone sodium succinate (Solu-CORTEF) HYDROmorphone (Dilaudid) Ibandronate (Boniva) Corticosteroid 50 mg/ml Opioid Intermittent Dosing; PCA; Epidural- VUH Only Intermittent Dosing; PCA; Epidural-VUH Only 1mg/mL Infusions (no titration permitted) Bisphosphonate 3 mg/ 3 ml 50 mg/50 ml (Std) 500 mg/50 ml (Max) 30 mg/30 ml PCA (Std) 300 mg/30 ml PCA (Max) 50 mcg/ml 100 mcg/ml 1000 mcg/ml
10 Ibutilide (Corvert) Immune Globulin Intravenous -- IVIG (GAMMAGARD liquid) Immune Globulin Intravenous -- IVIG (GAMMAGARD S/D) Immune Globulin Intravenous -- IVIG (GAMUNE) = Approved for Level of Care Antiarrythmic Blood Product Not for IV Push Derivative Blood Product Derivative Blood Product Derivative Not for IV Push Not for IV Push 1 mg/50 ml *** This is the product of choice in patients with/ OR at risk of RENAL INSUFFICIENCY or RENAL FAILURE*** Immune Globulin Intravenous -- IVIG (CARIMUNE NF) *Products containing sucrose have been associated with acute renal failure* Blood Product Derivative Not for IV Push
11 Insulin HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Double Check Required = Approved for Level of Care Insulin : requires Q2hr BG checks- must switch to sliding scale within 8 hrs: charge nurse must agree to therapy of infusion: requires Q2hr BG checksmust switch to sliding scale within 8 hrs: charge nurse must agree to therapy GR 150 units / 150 ml 0.1 units/ml 0.5 units/ml 1 unit/ml Pharmacy will prepare all doses of U-500 concentration Exception: 4N, 4SMC, and 5S have ICU privileges for insulin drips. Isoproterenol (Isuprel) Adrenergic agonist GR 4 mcg/ml 1 mg/250 ml (Std) 4 mg/250 ml (Max) Ketamine (Ketalar) Ketorolac (Toradol) Sedative GR 10 mg/ml (Std) 50 mg/ml (Max) NSAID 15 mg/ml Peds (All weights): 16 mcg/ml (Std) 32 mcg/ml 1 mg/ml (Std) 5 mg/ml (Max)
12 Labetalol (Normodyne, Trandate) = Approved for Level of Care Beta-blocker Exception: 7T3 kidney &/or pancreas transplants may receive in 1st 24hrs post-op while on 1:1 RN care GR 5 mg/ml 400 mg/500 ml (Std) 800 mg/250 ml (Max) 0.8 mg/ml 3.2 mg/ml Levothyroxine (Synthroid) Lidocaine (ylocaine) Liothyronine (Triostat) LORazepam (Ativan) Lymphocyte immune globulin; Antithymocyte Globulin Equine (Atgam) Thyroid Hormone 100 mcg/ml (intermittent dosing) 500 mg/500 ml infusion used for TDS Donor Protocol only Antiarrythmic Adult patients only; No titration of infusion GR 10 or 20 mg/ml 2000 mg/250 ml (Std) 4000 mg/250 ml (Max) 8 mg/ml Thyroid Hormone 0.2 mcg/ml Benzodiazepine Intermittent dosing only B.A.D. syringe only, otherwise intermittent dosing only GR 2 mg or 4 mg/ml 50 mg/50 ml (Std, Max)) 0.5 mg/ml 1 mg/ml Immunosuppressant GR Not for IV Push Dose diluted in 250 ml (Std) Dose diluted in 500 ml (Max) Magnesium Sulfate Electrolyte GR 1000 mg / 2 ml 2 gm / 50 ml (Std) Mannitol (Osmitrol) Osmotic agent 20% or 25%
13 Meperidine (Demerol) Methyldopa (Aldomet) Methylergonovine (Methergine) Methylprednisolone sodium succinate (Solu-MEDROL) = Approved for Level of Care Opioid 10 mg/ml 300 mg / 30 ml PCA (Std) Antihypertensive Miscellaneous 0.2 mg/ml Corticosteroid Varies by vial size Dilute dose to 10mg/mL concentration with NS 50 mg/ml Add dose to 100 ml D5W or NS Methylprednisolone acetate is for IM use only. Metoclopramide Antiemetic 5 mg/ml (Reglan) Metoprolol 1 mg/ml (Lopressor) Beta-blocker Exception: 7T3 kidney &/or pancreas transplants may receive in 1st 24hrs post-op while on 1:1 RN care
14 Midazolam (Versed) = Approved for Level of Care Benzodiazepine Moderate sedation with MD present; 6A patients receiving MIBG therapy may receive per MIBG Anxiolysis Protocol GR 1 mg/ml 5 mg/ml 70 mg/70 ml (Std, Max) 0.25 mg/ml 0.5 mg/ml 1 mg/ml 5 mg/ml Milrinone (Primacor) Inotropic agent 6C only - refer to policy CL , Milrinone Infusion at Children's Hospital Morphine Sulfate Opioid GR 4 mg/ml 10 mg/ml 15 mg/ml GR 200 mcg/ml bolus 40 mg/200 ml (Std) 80 mg/200 ml (Max) 100 mcg/ml 200 mcg/ml 800 mcg/ml 30 mg/30 ml PCA (Std) 150 mg/30 ml PCA 300 mg/30 ml PCA (Max) Muromonab CD-3 (Orthoclone OKT3) Immunosuppressant 5 mg/5ml 0.5 mg/ml 1 mg/ml 5 mg/ml
15 Naloxone (Narcan) Neostigmine (Prostigmin) nicardipine (Cardene) = Approved for Level of Care Antidote GR 0.04 mg/ml 0.4 mg/ml 1 mg/ml Antidote 0.25 mg/ml 0.5 mg/ml Calcium Channel Blocker Adults: 0.4 mg/ 1000 ml (for pruritis) 10 mg/ 100 ml (for overdose) 4 mcg/ml (for pruritus) 400 mcg/ml (for clonidine overdose) 1 mg/ml GR 50 mg / 250 ml (Std) 40 mg / 200 ml (ED, Radiology, Lifeflight only) 100 mg/250 ml (Max) Nitroglycerin (Nitrostat) Vasodilator 500 mcg/ml **Central Line Preferred GR 100 mcg/ml (intermittent dosing) 25 mg/250 ml (Std) 100 mg/250 ml (Max) 100 mcg/ml 400 mcg/ml Nitroprusside (Nipride) Vasodilator GR 50 mg/250 ml (Std) 100 mg/250 ml (Max) 200 mcg/ml 400 mcg/ml 800 mcg/ml
16 Norepinephrine (Levophed) = Approved for Level of Care Adrenergic agonist GR 8 mg/250 ml (Std) 16 mg/250 ml (Max) 5 kg: 16 mcg/ml (Std) 32 mcg/ml (central line only) > 5 kg: 32 mcg/ml (Std-if central line) 16 mcg/ml 64 mcg/ml Octreotide (SandoSTATIN) Oxytocin (Pitocin) Pamidronate (Aredia) Pancuronium (Pavulon) HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Paracalcitrol (Zemplar) Pentazocine (Talwin) **Central Line Preferred Miscellaneous GR 50, 100, 500 mcg/ml 500 mcg / 250 ml (Std) 10 mcg/ml (Std) Miscellaneous GR 10 units/ml 15 Units / 250 mls Bisphosphonate Neuromuscular Blocker GR 1 mg/ml 2 mg/ml Vitamin D Analog 5 mcg/ml 100 mg/100 ml 1 mg/ml Opioid 30 mg/ml 1 mg /ml PCA 5 mg/ml PCA
17 PENTobarbital (Nembutal) = Approved for Level of Care Sedative GR 6 mg/ml 3000 mg/500 ml (Std, Max) PHENobarbital Anticonvulsant 130 mg/ml 50 mg/ml Phenylephrine (Neosynephrine) Adrenergic agonist 10T3 only, per high dose Interleukin 2 protocol GR 100 mcg/ml Central Line Preferred 30 mg/250 ml (Std) 120 mg/250 ml (Max) 60 mcg/ml (Std) 120 mcg/ml Phenytoin Sodium (Dilantin) Phytonadione (Aquamephyton) Central Line Preferred Anticonvulsant GR 50 mg/ml Doses 300 mg or greater will be diluted in 250 ml Antidote GR Not for IV Push Adults: Dose diluted in 50 mls of NS Dose diluted in 5-10 mls of D5W or NS: maximum conc: 10 mg/ml
18 Potassium Chloride (KCl) = Approved for Level of Care Electrolyte GR Not for IV Push 10 meq/50 ml (Std) 20 meq/100 ml (Std) Max conc. per bag : central TPN: 200 meq/l peripheral TPN: 40 meq/l Max large volume IV conc: 80 meq/l peripheral potassium run: 80 meq/l central line potassium run: 200 meq/l Procainamide (Procan) Antiarrythmic GR NICU: 1 meq or 2 meq of KCl may be ordered for addition to 100 ml of TPN or IVF in the buretrol. If less than 100 ml is available, 0.5 meq in 50 ml may be ordered 1000 mg/250 ml NS (Std) 2000 mg/250 ml NS (Max) Prochlorperazine (Compazine) Antiemetic 5 mg/ml 4000 mcg/ml
19 Promethazine (Phenergan) = Approved for Level of Care Antiemetic 2.5 mg/ml Dilute 25mg to volume of 10mL Restricted to central line and requires attending approval Propofol Sedative GR 10 mg/ml 10 mg/ml (Diprivan) Propranolol Beta-blocker 1 mg/ml (Inderal) Protamine Sulfate Antidote 10 mg/ml Ranitidine (Zantac) Remifentanyl (Ultiva) Rituximab (Rituxan) Antihistamine 25 mg/ml Opioid Bolus: 50 mcg/ml Infusion: 5 mg/250 ml Monoclonal Antibody Not for IV Push 1 mg/ml (Std) (50 mg/hr = 50 ml/hr) Rocuronium (Zemuron) HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Neuromuscular Blocker 10 mg/ml For Rapid Rate: Mix all doses in NS 300 ml total volume Sodium Bicarbonate Electrolyte 50 meq/50 ml NICU: 4.2% (0.5 meq/ml)
20 23.4% Sodium Chloride HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Double Check Required Electrolyte = Approved for Level of Care Undiluted concentration = Not for IV infusion 4 meq/ml Restricted use see IV Push Column Restricted to the following indications: 1. Elevated Intra-Cranial Pressure (ICP) administered by MD 2. Treatment of muscle cramping in Dialysis Patients 3. Vein sclerosing in cosmetic and dermatology clinics administered by MD **Central Line Preferred 3% Sodium Chloride HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Electrolyte (VCH & VUH) VUH only VUH only Not for IV Push meq/ml **Central Line Preferred Double Check Required 5% Sodium Chloride HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Double Check Required Electrolyte For Dialysis Unit Use Only by Dialysis Staff Not for IV Push meq/ml **Central Line Preferred
21 Succinylcholine (Anectine) HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Tacrolimus (Prograf) Vasopressin (Pitressin) = Approved for Level of Care Neuromuscular Blocker 20 mg/ml Immunosuppressant GR 5 mg/ml Dose diluted in 250 ml glass (Std) Vasoconstrictor GR Bolus: 20 unit/ml (0.5 or 1 ml) Dose diluted in 100 ml glass (Max) 60 units/100 ml (Std, Max) Infusion: 1 unit/ml **Central Line Preferred For DI dosing: units/ml 0.01 units/ml 0.02 units/ml For CV dosing: 0.05 units/ml; 0.1 units/ml 1 units/ml Vecuronium (Norcuron) HIGH ALERT MEDICATION Verapamil (Isoptin, Calan) Zolendronic Acid (Reclast or Zometa) **Central Line Preferred Neuromuscular Blocker GR 1 mg/ml 20 mg/100 ml (Std) 100 mg/100 ml (Max) Calcium Blocker Channel 1 mg/ml GR 2.5 mg/ml 100 mg/250 ml (Std, Max) Bisphosphonate 4 mg / 100 ml (Zometa) 5 mg / 100 ml (Reclast)
22 Unit / Area VUMC INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CHART Unit Designations Revised October 2014 ICU Designation Step-down Designation General Care Designation VUH / CCT 11 North - Myelosuppression 11 South Burn see unit for beds 10 North - Trauma 10 South - Orthopedic/Trauma 10T3 - Stem Cell Transplant 9 North 9 South - Urology 9T3 SICU 8 North 8 South 8T3 MICU 7 North 7 South - Dialysis 7 South - Pediatrics - NICU 7T3 - Transplant and Surgical Care 6 North Neurology / Epilepsy 6 South Cardiac Vascular Surgical Stepdown 6T3 Neuro ICU 5 North CVICU 5 South Cardiac Stepdown 5T3 - Cardiac Cath Lab /Hybrid OR / EP Lab / PACU 5T3 - HR /Cardiac Observation (COBS) 4 MSC - Maternal Special Care 4 North Labor and Delivery 4 South - Holding and Recovery 4 South - Surgical areas 4 East 3 North CTU - Clinical Transition Unit ED OR / HR / PACU PTU - Psychiatric Transition Unit Radiology Outpatient Recovery S Clinical Research Center S 3400 S 4400 S 5400 ICU level medications may be given to patients covered by a Palliative Care attending. Otherwise, patients are considered to be General Care S Orthopaedics S 7400 TVC OR VUH Newborn Nursery VUH Stahlman NICU Alternate infusion rates permitted at physician discretion. Note: Please refer to other references, such as Mosby's for additional information on administration and monitoring.
23 Unit / Area VUMC INTRAVENOUS MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CHART Unit Designations Revised October 2014 ICU Step-down General Care Designation Designation Designation VMG - Any clinics not listed are considered to be general care designation Cool Springs Oncology Infusion Cool Springs Rheum infusion Med. Spec. Infusion (OHO) Oncology Infusion Peds Infusion Stem Cell Infusion VSAP Clinic Procedure Suites 5MCE-S ECHO/TEE Cosmetic Surgery Endoscopy Lab FEL Vanderbilt Bone and Joint Surgery Center Interventional Pain Clinic (OHO) MCE OR / HR / RR Oral Surgery Plastic Surgery Radiation Oncology TVC MOHS Dermatology Urology Children s Hospital ED NICU 5A & B & C 6 A - Myelosuppression 6 B Hematology / Oncology 6 C Acute Care Cardiology Unit 7A & B & C 8A & B & C OR / HR / PACU Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital ECT Suite All other areas Alternate infusion rates permitted at physician discretion. Note: Please refer to other references, such as Mosby's for additional information on administration and monitoring.
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