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Very organized and helpful when you want to be safe when administering an IV med in the busy ED. Hailey has really put the effort into putting all of these cheat sheets together. Thank you :)

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Thank You Hailey! I highly recommend! Definitly a 5 Star piece of information. This sheet will help any nurse in the ED! When I want to look something up really quick, it makes it easy to read it on my phone :)

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I highly recommend! Definitly a 5 Star piece of information. This sheet will help any nurse in the ED! When I want to look something up really quick, it makes it easy to read it on my phone :) Thank You Hailey!

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This cheat sheet is very helpful. I can look at it on my phone anytime I need to! The information is up to date, and this cheat sheet is definitly a 5 Star piece of material. Thank You Hailey :)

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This is very informational and helpful for me personally, since I'm planning on working in the ED soon as a new to service RN. Thank you! Definitly a 5 Star piece of material.

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😮‍💨When patients experience respiratory distress, particularly in conditions like severe asthma or bronchospasm, magnesium sulfate can be a game-changer. Here’s how:

🫁 Relaxes Smooth Muscle
Magnesium acts as a smooth muscle relaxant by blocking calcium uptake in the cells, which reduces bronchoconstriction. This helps open up the airways, making it easier to breathe.

⚡ Anti-Inflammatory Effects
It decreases inflammation in the airways, reducing swelling and mucus production that worsen breathing difficulties.

🩸 Improves Oxygenation
By relaxing the airway muscles and improving airflow, magnesium sulfate enhances oxygen exchange, relieving hypoxia.

💉 Fast-Acting
Administered intravenously in acute cases, it works quickly to stabilize the patient and prevent further escalation.

👩‍⚕️ Tip: Monitor for hypotension, bradycardia, or decreased deep tendon reflexes during administration to avoid magnesium toxicity. If you find they have magnesium toxicity you’ll most likely be administering calcium chloride or gluconate.

Magnesium sulfate may not be the first-line treatment, but in severe cases, it’s a powerful tool to help patients breathe easier.

Have you used magnesium sulfate in respiratory distress? Share your experiences below! 💬

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