Be Aware of Code Med Updates for Adults and Kids

January 2026

Hospitals will be revising their advanced cardiovascular life support protocols...due to updated American Heart Association guidelines.

Not much has changed. But stay informed about med updates as your hospital reassesses procedures and code tray inventories.

Endotracheal (ET) administration. You’ll hear that ET atropine, epinephrine, lidocaine, and naloxone are NOT advised anymore for adults. The concern is that ET admin leads to unpredictable and low blood levels.

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Be Aware of Code Med Updates for Adults and Kids

Practical advice for a better career, with unlimited access to CE

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