Management of inotrope toxicity involves supportive care and specific antidotes where available. For positive inotrope overdose, treatment may include beta-blockers to counteract excessive cardiac stimulation. In cases of beta-blocker overdose, glucagon can be used as an antidote, while calcium channel blocker toxicity may be treated with calcium infusions, insulin, and glucagon. It's crucial to monitor the patient's vital signs and cardiac rhythm continuously during treatment.
