airway game Flashcards
This med is often used as a sedative and is first in line for RSI
amidate (etomidate)
This med is nebulized and given for croup and epiglottitis
racemic epinephrine
This med is given to children being intubated to counter bradycardia and dry up secretions
Atropine (0.2 mg/kg)
This drug was once given to patients with head trauma and increased ICP, but isn’t anymore
Xylocaine (lidocaine)
This med is a paralytic and consists of 2 vials. One a powder and the other a dilution solution
Vecuronium Bromide (a non-depolarizing muscle relaxant and takes longer to take effect; has a longer-lasting effect than succinylcholine (Anectine)
The condition when the 2 layers surrounding the lungs becomes inflamed
pleurisy
This condition occurs if the alveoli are not inflated or there is an insufficient amount of surfactant present in them
atelectasis
pink puffers
emphysema patients (breathe through pursed lips to create their own internal PEEP)
Patients with this chronic disease tend to be overweight and cyanotic
bronchitis (blue bloaters)
Bacteria attach to the cilia that line part of the upper respiratory system and release toxins
pertussis
This disease is frequent in peds and characterized by a fever, profuse drooling and respiratory distress
epiglottitis
a symptom of this disease is a seal-like barking sound
trachealyngealbronchiolitis (croup)
NPAs are measured by ensuring they are equally or slightly longer than the distance from the
nose to ear lobe
OPAs are measured from
parallel to front of the teeth to the angle of the jaw
What device on the BVM is there to limit the risk of lung overinflation from overly aggressively ventilating?
pop-off valve