Episode 87- Should we give IV magnesium to all patients in AF?
01/26/23 • 7 min
Magnesium- the wonder drug. Should it be something you always give with a rate-controlling agent for patients in atrial fibrillation?Follow HERE!
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Magnesium- the wonder drug. Should it be something you always give with a rate-controlling agent for patients in atrial fibrillation?Follow HERE!
References:
All references for Episode 87 are found on my Read by QxMD collection
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Disclaimer:
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ER-Rx: An ER + ICU Podcast - Episode 87- Should we give IV magnesium to all patients in AF?
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Hello and welcome to Episode 87 of ER-Rx- a podcast tailored to your clinical needs. I’m your host, Adis Keric, and in this Pharmacy Consult episode I’ll discuss whether or not we should be giving IV magnesium (Mg) to every patient in atrial fibrillation (AF) in your emergency department.
Stable, rapid AF is usually defined as a HR > 110 without signs of hemodynamic instability. In the ER setting, these patients are typically treated with beta-blockers or calcium channel blockers
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