Hey there, M Critters, Scott Weingard here, and this is the M-Crip Podcast.

Today we are going to do an update on push-dose pressers.

I last really discuss this on episode six that has to be like I don't know seven or eight years ago and I think it's time to do a little housekeeping a little update now what is the timing for this why am I

doing this now well in press in animals of emergency medicine are a couple of papers.

Well, one paper and one editorial

on push those pressers.

And you're going to be seeing those,

and I wanted to head off some of the commentary that I'm sure will result from these papers.

There is additionally a letter to the editor in press at the American Journal of Emergency

Madison and all of these of course are linked in the at the American Journal of Emergency Madison.

And all of these, of course, are linked in the show notes

at amcrit.org slash 205.

But so that is the context for this.

Now, let's set the stage with a case. This is of course an

imaginary case but maybe based on real cases that happened at the Janus

General, but you get a 50 year old woman come in.

She said her blood pressure has been running high over the past few days and so

today she's taken a few extra of her hydrolyzein not in a suicide

attempt simply because she's been noticing these high blood pressures and

wanted to get control.

Now, if you've listened to the podcast for any length of time,

you know hydralazine is a difficult to predict

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