Hey there, M. Critters.

Scott Wangart here, and this is the M. Crit podcast.

This is a teaser.

If you want the entire episode, you need to be an M. Crit member.

And you can become an M. Crit member super easily.

Just go to mcrit.org slash join and boom, you can become an M. Crit member in here this

full episode.

What you're going to hear now is a little excerpt.

It's something I've been thinking about and banding around with some of my pharmacology

buddies.

And it's a way to decrease medication errors in anaphylaxis.

Now, I don't know if you're going to like it or not, but I want to hear from you.

Just come on over to mcrit.org slash 306 and let me know your comments.

And again, if you want to hear the full episode, you got to be an M. Crit member on this one.

Now, I think the next one is going to be a free for all.

But if you want to hear this one, you better become a member.

My contention is, and I've had variable agreement from the pharmacology community.

So perhaps if you're an M. Crit farm listener, you could weigh in with your thoughts as well

on the M. Crit forum.

But my contention is that we should just be using the cardiac epinephrine dosing, meaning

5ccs of the 1 milligram in 10cc dose, right?

That would give us a 5cc injection.

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