ACLS 1 Flashcards
(49 cards)
how to give adenosine
fast
how to give amio
slow (can drop BP), but fast if dead
how to give O2 if airway in place
continuous O2
other med people usually get when in a code
bicarb (acidotic for obvious reasons)
code labs
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where to stand when managing code
foot of bed
new drug in code cart
methylpred (given with epi, has been shown to improve outcomes)
bristojet
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drug and dose for torsades
Magnesium 2 grams
how to dose insulin for hyperK
Insulin regular 10 units IV push
5 H’s
Hypothermia
Hypokalemia
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5 T’s
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drug to give when ROSC is achieved.
amiodarone drip (still arrhythmogenic potential, so need to get an antiarrythmic on board)
how to dose sodium bicarb
50 mEq
other antiarrhythmic in code cart
lidocaine
calcium chloride vs calcium gluconate
calcium chloride is 3x more potent
most common rhythm responsible for sudden cardiac death
v fib
other meds for symptomatic bradycardia (other than atropine)
dopamine
epinephrine
t-PA other name
alteplase
how to dose t-PA + route
50 mg slow IV push over 2 minutes
- not in code cart
- also need to continue CPR for it to be effective
frequency for giving epi in asystole
3-5 minutes
chest compression rate for patients with advanced airway
100 per minute
dose of amio for patient with pulse
150 mg
adenosine fast or slow?
give fast, very slow half-life