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- Introduction
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- What Are Mast Cell Diseases?
- Avoid Triggers
- Drugs to Administer with Caution
- Anaphylaxis Severity
- Call for Help
- Epinephrine
- Bronchospasm and Angioedema
- Cardiac Arrhythmias
- Hypotension
- Continuation of Care
- Precautions For Mastocytosis
- What Else Should I Know?
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- Reference Articles
- Abstract - Immunotherapy
- Abstract - WHO Criteria
- Abstract - Pregnancy in Mastocytosis
- Abstract - Characteristics of Clonal MCAD
- Abstract - Background Diagnostic Criteria

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TMS ER Pamphlet

Epinephrine

Epinephrine may be titrated according to the severity of anaphylaxis symptoms:
  • Grade I: None.
  • Grade II: 10-20 mcg IV.
  • Grade III: 100-200 mcg IV Q 1-2 min; 1-4 mcg/min infused.
  • Grade IV: 1-3 mg to 3-5 mg IV Q 3 min; 4-10 mcg/min infused.
NOTE: If no IV has been started , epinephrine should be given rapidly by IM injection (vastus lateralis ) or endotracheal tube. The dose is 0.3ml of 1 mg/ml solution repeat X3 at 5 min intervals for systolic BP <90 mmHg.

 
 
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