Know the Ins and Outs of Selecting IV Antihypertensives

July 2021

You'll get questions about selecting an IV antihypertensive.

First, confirm the indication. Often an IV med isn't needed at all...such as for asymptomatic hypertension or "PRN" use.

But guide options for hypertensive emergency...very high BP with end organ damage, such as acute kidney injury or ischemic stroke.

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Table of Contents

Hypertension Know the Ins and Outs of Selecting IV Antihypertensives
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