week 12 quiz Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Traumatic cardiac arrest indications

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cardiac arrest secondary to severe blunt trauma or penetrating trauma

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traumatic cardiac arrest conditions- CPR

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LOA altered, performed in 2 min intervals

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traumatic cardiac arrest conditions- manual defibrillation

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age >24 hours, LOA altered, VF or pulseless VT

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traumatic cardiac arrest trauma TOR conditions

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Age >16 years, LOA altered, HR 0, RR 0, no palpable pulses and no defibrillation delivered and systole and no signs of life at any time since fully extricated or signs of life when extricated w/ closest ED >30min away or rhythm PEA w/ closest ED ?30 min away

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traumatic cardiac arrest contraindications- CPR

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obviously dead per BLS, meet conditions of DNR standard

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traumatic cardiac arrest contraindications- manual defibrillation

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rhythms other than VF or pulseless VT

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traumatic cardiac arrest medical TOR contraindications

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Age >16 years, defibrillation delivered, signs of life at any time since extricated, rhythm PEA and closest ED <30 min away, pts w/ penetrating trauma to torso/head/neck. and lead trauma centre <30 min away

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dramatic cardiac arrest manual defibrillation treatment

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> 24 hours- <8 years
dose 1 defibrillation, initial dose 2J/kg, max number of doses 1

> 8 years
dose 1 defibrillation, initial dose 120 (zoll)/200 (life pack), max number of doses 1

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cardiac ischemia indications

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suspected cardiac ischemia

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cardiac ischemia conditions- ASA

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age >18 years, LOA unaltered, able to chew and swallow

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cardiac ischemia conditions- nitro

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age >18 years, LOA unaltered, HR 60-159bpm, SBP normotension, prior history os nitro use of IV access obtained

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cardiac ischemia contraindications- ASA

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allergy or sensitivity to NSAIDS, current active bleeding, CVA/TBI in past 24 hours, is asthmatic no prior use of ASA

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cardiac ischemia contraindications- nitro

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allergy or sensitivity to nitrates, phosphodiesterase inhibitor use within 48 hours, SBP drops by 1/3 of initial value after administration, 12 lead ECG compatible with RVI

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cardiac ischemia treatment- ASA

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route PO, dose 160-162mg, max single dose 162 mg, max number of doses 1

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medical cardiac arrest conditions

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LOA altered, performed in 2 min intervals

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medical cardiac arrest conditions-manual defibrillation

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age >24 hours, VF or pulseless VT

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medical cardiac arrest conditions- Epi

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age >24 hours, LOA altered, anaphylaxis suspected as causative event

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cardiac ischemia treatment- nitro w/o STEMI

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route SL, SBP >100mmHg, dose 0.3 mg or 0.4 mg, max single dose 0.4mg, dosing interval 5 min, max number of doses 6

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cardiac ischemia treatment- nitro w/ STEMI

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route SL, SBP >100mmHg, dose 0.4 or 0.4 mg, max single dose 0.4 mg, dosing interval 5 min, max number of doses 3

20
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medical cardiac arrest indications

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non traumatic cardiac arrest

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medical cardiac arrest conditions- CPR

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LOA altered, performed in 2 min intervals

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medical cardiac arrest conditions- manual defibrillation

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age >24 hours, VF or pulseless VT

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medical cardiac arrest conditions- Epi

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age >24 hours, LOA altered, anaphylaxis suspected as causative event

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medical cardiac arrest medical TOR conditions

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age >16 years, LOA altered, arrest not witnessed by medic and no ROSC after 20 mins of resuscitation and no defibrillation delivered

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medical cardiac arrest contraindications- CPR
obviously dead per BLS, meet conditions of DNR standard
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medical cardiac arrest contraindications-manual defibrillation
rhythms other than VF or pulseless VT
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medical cardiac arrest contraindications- epi
allergy or sensitivity to epi
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medical cardiac arrest medical TOR contraindications
known reversible cause of arrest unable to be addressed, pregnancy presumed to be >20 weeks, suspected hypothermia, airway obstruction, non-opioid drug overdose/ toxicology
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medical cardiac arrest manual defibrillation treatment
>24 hours- <8 years dose 1 defibrillation, initial dose 2J/kg, subsequent dose 4J/kg, dosing interval 2 min >8 years dose 1 defibrillation, initial dose 120 (zoll)/ 200 (lifepack), subsequent doses 150, 200 (zoll)/ 300, 360 (lifepack), dosing interval 2 min
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medical cardiac arrest epi treatment
route IM, dose 0.01mg/kg, max single dose 0.5mg, max number of doses 1
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ROSC indications
patient w/ ROSC after the resuscitation was initiated
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ROSC conditions
0.9% bolus SBP hypotension, chest auscultation is clear
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ROSC contraindications
fluid overload
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ROSC treatment
>2 years- <12 years infusion 10ml/kg, interval immediate, reassess every 100ml, max volume 1000ml >12 years infusion interval 10ml/kg, infusion interval immediate, reassess every 250ml, max volume 1000ml titrate O2 94-98%, avoid hyperventilation and target ETCO2 to 30-40mmHg w/ waveform capnorgraphy