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Question 1

RhoGam

Answer 1

Mom is Rh- and father Rh+

If baby is Rh+ mom will develop antibodies to Rh+

Has to receive RhoGam to prevent attacking future babies in utero

Question 2

Beta blockers and lungs

Answer 2

Affect beta 2 receptors in lungs

Lower lung function

Question 3

Recumbent position

Answer 3

Laying on side with arm over head

Question 4

Vfib

Answer 4

No regular QRS shape
No P waves
No PR
Disorganized

Question 5

Vtach

Answer 5

150-250 bpm
No P waves
Wide QRS

Question 6

Order of insulin

Answer 6

Regular before NPH

Question 7

Lithium tips

Answer 7

Low sodium
No NSAIDs
HYDRATION

Question 8

Chest tube bubbles in

Answer 8

collection chamber

If bubbling in seal may be leak

Question 9

Addisonian crisis

Answer 9

Acute bout of low cortisol/aldosterone

Hyperpigmentation

Hyperkalemia
Hyponatremia

Hypoglycemia
Hypotension

Question 10

PhosLo

Answer 10

Calcium that binds to phosphorus, treating hyhperphosphatemia

Question 11

MAP

Answer 11

MAP= DP + 1/3(SP-DP))

Question 12

Normal Pupil diameter

Answer 12

3-5mm

Question 13

Adenosine

Answer 13

Antiarrhythmic

Treat Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia

Decreases heart rate

Question 14

Atropine

Answer 14

Treats bradycardia

Antidote for cholinergic drugs

Question 15

Early decelerations

Answer 15

Normal

Begin before peak contraction

Question 16

Late decelerations

Answer 16

Dont begin until peak contraction or after contraction

As long as baby returns to normal HR quickly, not that bad.

Can be caused by hypoxemia, especially if paired with fetal tachycardia

Placental insufficiency

Question 17

Variable decelerations

Answer 17

Irregular large dips

Usually caused by umbilical cord compression

Question 18

Kawasaki disease

Answer 18

Acute febrile illness

Generally affects children under 5

Fever
Rash
Edema
Red eyes
Swollen lymph nodes
Irritation/inflamation of mouth, lips, throat.

Leading cause of acquired heart disease

Tx:

• IVIG
• Aspirin

Question 19

Asterixis

Answer 19

Shaking of hands when arms stretched out in front

Hepatic encephalopathy and liver disease.

Question 20

S3 in children

Answer 20

Normal to hear