albuterol 0.5% for nebulization 2.5 mg, soln, NEB, Aerosol Tx, Respiratory Therapy, q1h, Wheezing
Benadryl 50 mg, injection, IV, 6x/Day, allergy symptoms
EPINEPHrine 0.3 mg, injection, IM
EPINEPHrine for infusion 5 mg + sodium chloride 0.9% (vasoactive drips) 250 mL, IV Drip, Titrate by 1 mcg/min, Every 2 minute, Max Dose 10 mcg/min, Q5m vital signs x2 after every titration dose change, otherwise vital signs as already ordered
glucagon 1 mg, injection, IV Push
NS Bolus 1,000 mL, Infuse Over 60 minute, injection, Bolus-IV
Oxygen, Face Mask, 100% FiO2
Pepcid 20 mg, injection, IV, q12h
Reverse Trendelenburg
Solu-Medrol 125 mg, injection, IV
Solu-Medrol 40 mg, injection, IV, q6h
The above are some of the hospitalist orders used in Hospital medicine that we can use for the above mentioned common condition in the hospitalized patients. These are not medical advices. Use your medical judgement while selecting the medication to order for your patients. These are just some readily available medications that we commonly use in the hospital.
