More support for our friend succinylcholine. In our ED, sugammadex (also has its own ADRs) is not readily available, no EEG monitoring & HR/BP are nonspecific & unreliable markers of adequate analgosedation— sux should be used for RSI as often as possible!
jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…
⏰ Here’s a little timeline to keep in mind for RSI...
...and a board sharing when succinylcholine is contraindicated, to be mindful of situations where roc would be preferred ⚖️

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