Critical Care Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
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Sizing intubation tube

A

Age in years/4+4= estimated Tube size

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2
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ETT estimated depth

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Size of ETT multiplied by 3

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3
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Sizing foley, suction, OG tubing

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Double ET tube

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4
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Indications RSI

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Head Injury, significant facial trauma, Vinicius, impending airway compromise, inability to oxygenate, apnea

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5
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Atropine

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Ideal for infant intubation, helps to prevent vagal bradycardia. Draw it up at bedside wait to administer. 0.01- 0.02mg/kg dosing. at least 0.1mg or they can have worsening bradycardia.

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6
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For the pt in cardiac arrest

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Just place tube maybe have atropine ready.

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7
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For status epilepticus after first line meds like lorazepam and keppra.

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Consider fentanyl for pain.

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8
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Propofol

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Onset 15 seconds last 3-10 mins for single dose.
1-2 mg/kg.
Don’t worry about allergy.
Can cause vasodilation and lower bp.
Great antconvusant
Decreases ICP
Bronchdialaton

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9
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Midazolam

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Dose: 0.1-0.3mg/kg max of 10mg
Onset for 60-150 seconds
Lasts 30-80 mins
Good for status epilepticus after first

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10
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Paralytics

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Succinylcholine:
1-2 mg/kg
30-60 seconds
5-10 mins
Muscle spasms can happen with administration

Rocuronium:
Higher the dose the faster it works
0.6-1.2 mg/kg
Rock is typically more common, and higher dose is more common.

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11
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Fentanyl

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1-3 mcg/kg
Onset 30-60 seconds
Risk of hypotension

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12
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Status asthmaticus

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Ketamine for bronchodialtor effect and Analgesics,
Ketamine:
Dose 1-4mg/kg
Onset 30-60 seconds
Duration 20-30 mins
Increases blood pressure, bronchodialtor

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13
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Etomidate

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Pro: doesn’t effect no or heart rate hemodynamically neutral
Decrease ICP
Con:
Don’t redose

Etomidate:
0.3 mg/kg
Onset 15-30 seconds
Duration 5-15 min duration very short acting

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15
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Propofol

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Do not give long term, the longer you use it. Avoid in infants, it gets metabolized faster, it can cause propofol infusion syndrome for longer than 24 hours.

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16
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Norepinephrine

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Mainly increases bp with minimal increase on heart rate.

17
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Phenylnephrine

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All Alpha- Increases systemic vascular pressure (bp) , no increase in heart rate

18
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Contractility

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The biggest driver of poor perfusion, post arrest. Administer EPI drip. Increases Hr and heart beat strength, and increases intravascular resistance.

19
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Vasopressin

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Peripherally vasoconstricts, shunts blood to the core.

21
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Milrinone

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Decreases blood pressure, and increase contractility. Ideal for pt with poor peripheral perfusion despite hypertension. Given as a drip.

22
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Epi drip mixed 2mg in 250ml

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Critical care setting on pump

23
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If infusing med Less than 10ml per hour.

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Set up carrier fluid