2 - Adult - Universal Cardiac Care Flashcards
For cardiac care patients, supplementary oxygen should be titrated to greater than _____.
A. 94%
B. 96%
C. 98%
D. 100%
A. 94%
Location of 12-lead electrodes:
V1- 4th IC, R of sternum V2-4th IC, L of sternum V3- between V2 & V4 V4- 5th IC, mid-clavicular V5- Level with V4 at L anterior axillary line V6- level with V5 in L mid-axillary line
V4R-5th IC, right mid-clavicular line
Contraindications for ASA
- active ulcer disease
- asthma
- ASA allergy
Maximum dose of NTG
A. One 0.4 mg spray/tab
B. Two 0.4 mg sprays/tabs
C. Three 0.4 mg sprays/tabs
C. Three 0.4 mg sprays/tabs
What must be present to continue to administer NTG?
A systolic BP greater than 100 mmHg
What is the intervention for SBP less than 90 mmHg in the adult cardiac patient?
20 mL/kg NS IV
What intervention is allowed if the hypotensive adult cardiac patient retains clear lung sounds?
A repeat of the 20 mL/kg NS bolus.
What may be used in place of NTG spray/tablets in the adult cardiac patient?
1” NTG on anterior chest if SBP remains greater than 100 mmHg
Contraindications for Fentanyl in the adult cardiac patient.
- HR greater than 130 BPM
- SBP under 100 mmHg
Dose of Zofran for adult nausea associated with cardiac symptoms
4 mg IV/2 minutes
With what medication should NTG be withheld in the adult cardiac patient?
- ED drugs taken in previous 72 hours.