![]() In critically ill patients, resuscitation should take priority over antidotal therapy.For patients in peripheral locations, it is often safer and less expensive to transport an antidote to the patient, rather than the opposite.This is best coordinated on a regional basis. training and protocolization) is important to ensure they are used appropriately in conjunction with planning and monitoring of stocks, storage, and access. ![]() As a result stewardship of their use (e.g. Many antidotes are rarely used, prone to go out of stock and are expensive.insulin, atropine), but when used as ‘antidotes’ much higher doses may be required to correct the disturbance physiology resulting from intoxication. ![]()
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