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Medication dosages during pediatric emergencies: a simple and comprehensive guide.

Drug dosing during life-threatening pediatric emergencies is a source of stress for most physicians and nurses. This can be attributed to the lack of standardized drug doses for most pediatric medications, thus requiring time-consuming calculations with small margins of error. Anxiety may be further heightened by the infrequent occurrence of pediatric emergencies, resulting in a staffs limited experience with such crises. In an effort to reduce the potential for error and anxiety during administration of these pediatric critical care drugs, a majority of the major medical centers are currently using medication tables. Many prototypes have been published in the literature, but most require calculations and are incomplete in their content.