Abstract
Background and Objective: Much of the efficacy and safety data behind push dose pressors has been extrapolated from anesthesia literature, but the literature examining the use push-dose pressors in the Emergency Department is lacking. There are many proponents of bolus vasopressors in the field of emergency medicine, but there have been no large-scale trials to support their use. This paper seeks to determine the efficacy and safety of use of push dose pressor in the Emergency Department by review of published literature.
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