Drugs for circulatory system diseases1

  Arrhythmias
  (A) Sinus arrhythmias
  Tachycardia
  Prescription: Atenolol (aminoglutethimide) 12.2~25mg bid or tid
  or Metoprolol 12.2~25mg bid or tid Liu Yanhua, Department of Cardiology, General Hospital, Eastern Hospital Group, Huainan City, Anhui Province
  Bradycardia
  Prescription I: Atropine 0.3mg tid
  Prescription two: Aminophylline controlled release (Shuflumet) 0.1~0.2 bid
  Prescription three: ephedrine 12.5~25mg bid or tid
  Prescription IV: Isoproterenol 5mg with dose every 3~4 hours
  (ii) Premature beats
  Premature atrial contractions (generally untreated, but treated if excessive)
  Prescription: Verapamil (Isoptin) 40~80mg tid
  Extended release verapamil 120~240mg qd
  Premature ventricular movement
  10% glucose 20ml
  Intravenous push
  Lidocaine 50~100mg
  Followed by 10% dextrose 500ml
  IV
  Lidocaine 800~1000mg
  After 1~2 days, change to: Metoprolol 12.5~25mg bid
  Methicillin (slow heart rhythm) 0.1~0.2 tid
  Or Methicillin (slow heart rhythm) 0.2g po followed by 0.05~0.1 tid
  or Propafenone (cardioplegia) 0.1~0.2 tid
  or Maurethizine (ethomorphine) 70mg tid
  (C) Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia
  Prescription 1: 10% glucose 20ml
  Intravenous Push Slow!
  Verapamil (Isoptin) 5mg
  Prescription 2: 10% dextrose 20ml
  Push slowly!
  Propafenone 70mg
  (iv) Paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia
  Prescription: first lidocaine (use the same as ventricular premature)
  If ineffective, switch to: Amiodarone 150mg slowly sedated, then titrated for maintenance, 1mg per minute for the first 6 hours. 0.5mg per minute thereafter
  5% dextrose 500ml
  IV Slowly! (5~10mg per minute, total amount not more than 1-2g)
  Procainamide 0.5~1mg
  Due to digitalis poisoning: 10% dextrose 20ml
  IV push, 5 minutes to finish
  Phenytoin sodium 100mg
  (E) Atrial flutter and atrial fibrillation
  1.Control of heart rate
  For those who do not have preexcitation syndrome and have not used digitalis in the past 2 weeks
  Prescription: 50% glucose 20ml
  Push intravenously, slowly!
  Trichosanthin C 0.4mg
  Switch to digoxin 0.25mg qd after the heart rate is controlled below 100 beats/min
  2.Retroduction of persistent atrial fibrillation
  When the ventricular rate is stabilized at 70~80 beats/min by the above methods, stop digitalis and resuscitate with quinidine or acetamidofurone or synchronous direct current
  Prescription 1: Quinidine 0.2 tid (now used sparingly)
  Prescription 2: Amiodarone (ethamioduroxone) 0.2 tid
  Note: The above two drugs have significant toxic side effects and should be used with caution. If there is a decrease in blood pressure, prolongation of QRS wave group time limit by 25% or more, premature ventricular contractions or significant prolongation of Q-T interval such as ≥0.48s, the drug should be stopped or reduced immediately.
  Prescription 3: Sotalol 80mg bid
  (F) Atrioventricular block
  Prescription: Atropine 0.3mg tid
  Isoproterenol 5~10mg 4 times/day
  Rheumatic fever
  (1) Bed rest
  (2) Prescription 1: Penicillin 80WU im bid
  Prescription 2: Erythromycin 0.375g tid 【Children 40mg/(kg*d)
  (3) Prescription 1: Aspirin 0.6~1.2g tid 【Children 0.08~0.1g/(kg*d)
  Prescription 2: Prednisone 30~40mg qd maintain until symptom control, gradually reduce the dosage, the course of treatment 3~6 months or longer
  Note: To reduce the recurrence of rheumatic fever, benzathine penicillin (long-acting) 60WU (less than 6 years old)~120WU (more than 6 years old) should be given im once/month. Erythromycin 0.25 bid for allergy, or sulfasalazine 0.5 (children <30KG) ~ 1.0 (≥30KG and adults) per day, shared for 1-2 days.
  Chronic rheumatic heart valve disease
  Prescription Avoid strain and stress
  Penicillin 160WU
  Intravenous push bid
  Physiological saline 20ml
  Change to long-acting penicillin intramuscular injection after 5-7 days, once a month.
  Aspirin 0.9 tid
  (I) Mitral valve stenosis
  1.Acute pulmonary edema
  (1) Oxygen administration
  (2) Morphine 3~5mg intravenously
  (3) 10% glucose 20ml
  Intravenous injection
  Furosemide 20mg
  (4) ********0.5mg sublingually every 5-10 minutes, discontinue if systolic blood pressure drops to 90mmhg or less
  (5) 5% dextrose 500ml
  Intravenous drip (6~8 drops/min Start)
  Sodium nitroprusside 25~50mg
  (6) 10% dextrose 20ml
  Intravenous push Slowly!
  Trichosanthin C 0.4mg
  (II) Aortic valve insufficiency
  Prescription: low salt diet
  Isosorbide (isosorbide nitrate, cardiac pain relief) 10mg tid
  Nitrendipine 10mg tid
  Captopril 12.5~25mg bid or tid