ACLS : : cardiac arrest epinephrine (IV push) is a primary drug used in treating cardiac arrest improves perfusion pressure to brain & heart (due to vasoconstrictor effects) improves cardiac output (due to increasing heart rate, contractility & AVN conduction) : bradycardia & post-cardiac arrest hypotension epinephrine can be given by IV infusion or via endotracheal tube improves blood pressure, perfusion pressure, heart rate, contractility & AVN conduction NOTE: As outlined in current ACLS protocols, atropine is more commonly preferred as a drug of choice for treating symptomatic bradycardia
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These side effects are mild to moderate for most people, and they normally resolve on their own as your body gets used to the drug
Mechanistic Cause: Muscle loss is largely driven by caloric restriction and lack of mechanical stimulus, not a direct toxic effect of the drug on muscle fibers
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