5-HIAA 24 hour urine w/creat-quest, urine, 24 hour, clinician to collect
Aldosterone, 24-hour (U) -quest, urine, clinician to collect
Aldosterone/renin act ratio-quest, blood, clinician to collect
Aldosterone/renin act ratio-quest, blood, AM tomorrow, clinician to collect
Clonidine 0.1 mg, tablet, PO, tid, hypertension, for systolic blood pressure more than 160
Cortisol, free 24 hour urine -quest, urine, clinician to collect
Hydralazine 10 mg, injection, IV Push, q6h, hypertension, for systolic blood pressure more than 150
Labetalol 10 mg, injection, IV Push, as indicated, hypertension, for systolic blood pressure more than 150
Lopressor 5 mg, injection, IV Push, as indicated, hypertension, for systolic blood pressure more than 150
Metanephrines, fract. 24 hr urine -quest, urine, clinician to collect
Nicardipine for infusion 40 mg + sodium chloride 0.9% (vasoactive drips) 200 mL, IV Drip, rate titrate, target parameter: SBP less than 160, start at 5 mg/HR, every 15 minute, max dose 15 mg/HR, hard stop
Renal artery duplex bilateral, hypertensive urgency, bilateral, none, Harrisburg/West Shore Community Region
VMA, 24-hour urine -quest, urine, clinician to collect
Vasotec 1.25 mg, injection, IV, q6h, hypertension, for systolic blood pressure more than 150
The above are some of the related 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. Usually, different hospitals have different formulary medications.
