Ativan 1 mg, injection, IV Push
Ativan 0.5 mg, tablet, PO
BiPAP noninvasive therapy, 10 cm H2O IPAP, 5 cm H2O EPAP, 0.4 FiO2
BiPAP noninvasive therapy, 10 cm H2O IPAP, 5 cm H2O EPAP, 0.4 FiO2, titrate
Blood gas, arterial, blood gas, arterial
DESAT study
CPAP noninvasive therapy, 10 cm H2O CPAP
CPAP noninvasive therapy, 10 cm H2O CPAP room air FiO2
CT angiogram chest, rule out PE, standard CT
DuoNeb 3 mL, solution, aerosol, respiratory therapy
Incentive spirometry
ISTAT nurse POC / ABG
Lasix 20 mg, injection, IV Push
Robitussin DM 10 mL, elixir, PO
Stress oximetry, SPO2 >= 90% supplemental O2; SPO2 <= 89% return to O2 therapy
XR chest 1 view, shortness of breath, portable/bedside
XR chest 2 views, SOB, follow-up of pleural effusion, PA, lateral
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.
