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Please see the CPSI-approved rules and trigger evaluation guidelines.  Each link opens a new Word document. 

 
A.  Dextrose 50% and BG < 50; Metformin and Cr > 1.5
 
B.  Polystyrene; Dextrose 50% and K > 5
 
C.  Enoxaparin and Cr > 1.5 with Rise > 0.5
 
D.  Flumazenil for benzodiazepine reversal 
 
E.  Protamine for heparin reversal; Heparin and 2 aPTT > 100
 
F.  Lepirudin, Argatroban, or Bivalirudin for HIT; HIT assay - PF4 (ERISA) > 0.399, potential positive
 
G.  Falling platelets and heparin; Platelets < 50 and aspirin, clopidogrel, ticlopidine, or NSAIDS
 
H.  Morphine and Cr > 1.5 and with rise > 0.5; Meperidine and Cr > 1.5
 
I.   Naloxone for opiate reversal
 
J.   Vitamin K (phytonadione) and INR > 3; Warfarin and INR >4
 
 

Pediatrics-specific guidelines as of 11/21/2007

A.  [PEDS] Insulin and Blood Glucose <50 mg/dL
 

 

DUH-specific guidelines

 
 
 

 
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