Question 94 · LEK · Drugs
When used during the CPR amiodaron is administered in:
- A. bolus dose of 300 mg.
- B. bolus dose of 200 mg.
- C. bolus dose of 150 mg.
- D. bolus dose of 150 mg that can be repeated if needed.
- E. dose of 300 mg, given slowly over 10-20 minutes.
Hint
Recall the first amiodarone dose given after the third unsuccessful shock in VF or pulseless VT.
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