Critical Care Infusions-Fall 2017 Crossword

Any time a Benzodiazepine and Opioid are given together.
Sympathomimetic drug that increases cardiac output by increasing HR and contractility, but also some vasodilation.
Increases renal perfusion, increases BP, increases cardiac output and increases heart rate.
Has 2 different protocols and even a protocol to transition drip off.
Fast acting, short duration sedative. Lipid based.
A potent, rapid-acting antihypertensive agent. Should have PO med before turning drip off.
Calcium channel blocker, can be used to treat atrial arrythmias and HTN, but can cause hypotension.
Causes vasoconstriction, increases blood flow to all vital organs without increasing workload or output of heart, and dilates coronary arteries.
Sedation medication used in CIWA protocol
Antidysrhythmic. I have a loading dose in my protocol, and I am found in the ACLS algorhythms.
Used to treat moderate to severe hypertension without reflex tachycardia or sifnificant reduction in heart rate.