This is a 2 part question: 1) Can we effectively administer the newly Provincially Mandated IntraNasal Glucagon 3mg (we carry 2 of them at our service + 1 I/M 1mg Glucagon) to treat either a BetaBlocker or a Calcium Channel Blocker OD? 2) Can it be used in conjunction with IV Glucagon to be within the therapeutic range of efficacy.

As a PCP I am trying to get a better understanding of what orders a BHP can give and when certain orders may be considered outside our scope of practice. My understanding has always been that deviations can be made to most areas of a protocol like age, RR, SBP, LOA, contraindications, dosing levels, # of doses etc., but what about treating conditions or diseases that are not written into the protocol? ex. Tylenol for fever, Glucagon for beta blocker toxicity, energy for SVT or Ventolin for hyperkalemia? Although we are trained in how to use these drugs are we expected to give them for conditions not listed in our protocol, if ordered by a BHP? Thanks