Have Meds Ready for Rapid Sequence Intubation

November 2022

There’s no time for med mix-ups with rapid sequence intubation (RSI).

RSI is a technique for placing breathing tubes in, or intubating, certain critical patients.

It happens fast...the patient won’t be able to breathe from the time the meds are given until the breathing tube is in.

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Table of Contents

Controlled Substances Support Diversion Prevention From Purchasing to Disposal
Practice Don’t Let Patients Get Expired Meds
Influenza Limit Mishaps With Antiviral Meds for Flu
Critical Care Have Meds Ready for Rapid Sequence Intubation
Biosimilars Clear Up Confusion With Biosimilars
Anticoagulants Take Steps to Keep Patients on Warfarin Safe
Hyponatremia Ensure Safety With Hyponatremia Treatments
Emergency Medicine Don’t Be Surprised to See Some Injectables Used Intranasally
Supplements Document Use of Supplements for Osteoarthritis