Midazolam is not an ACLS drug

ketaminhMarch 4, 2017Prehospital medicine, resuscitationawareness, cpr, midazolam

Great work team! Midazolam associated with worse outcomes so we have introduced fentanyl and/or ketamine if awareness is present during CPR https://t.co/WLiaeKFjqb

— Stephen Bernard (@AmbVicMedic) February 23, 2017

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