Nursing Info Tip #28: QT Prolongation

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  • QT prolongation can lead to life-threatening events such as ventricular arrhythmias, torsades de pointes, and even cardiac arrest.

  • There are other causes for QT prolongation. An example is electrolyte disturbances.

  • However, medications are a major cause for QT prolongation.

  • Here are some main ones to remember. These should be held if someone has QT prolongation

Med classes that often cause QT prolongation:

  • Anti-fungal

  • Antihistamine

  • Antipsychotic

  • Macrolide

  • Anti-arrhythmic agents

  • Fluoroquinolone

 

 

 


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