Arrhythmias Flashcards

1
Q

AV block

A

increased PR interval

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2
Q

Second degree AVB Type I

A

PR interval delay increases until a QRS complex is dropped

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3
Q

Other names for second degree AVB type I

A

Mobitz I, Weckebach

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4
Q

Second degree AVB Type II

A

no progressive delay, dropped QRS occurs in a 2:1 or 4:1 ratio

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5
Q

Third degree AVB

A

Complete disassociation between SA node and ventricles

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6
Q

Treatment for SVT

A

vagal x 2
adenosine
SCV p.217

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7
Q

Post arrest survival rate

A

3-10%

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8
Q

Defibrillation amounts

A

2j /kg
4j /kg
>4-10 j /kg

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9
Q

How often do you reassess rhythms?

A

After 2 min of CPR p.236

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10
Q

Criteria for terminating code

A

ETCO2 <10mm/hg after 20 min of CPR

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11
Q

To what temp. do you actively rewarm

A

> 32 C p.242

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12
Q

Goals for PCAS

A

preserve neurological function, minimize organ injury

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13
Q

Brain effects from PCAS

A

impaired blood flow
edema
neuron degenertion

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14
Q

Heart effects from PCAS

A

muscle dysfunction
low CO

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15
Q

Five Systemic effects of PCAS

A

tissue 02
inflammation
^ coagulation
adrenal suppression
increased infection rate p.246

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16
Q

How is PCAS myocardial dysfunction treated

A

fluids and inotropes

17
Q

Adequate urine output

A

1.5-2 ml/kg infant/child
1 ml/kg adolescents

18
Q

How often does seizure occur in ROSC patients

A

15%

19
Q

What level on temp rise increases mortality

A

1 degree C

20
Q

Hypothermia temp. goals

A

32-34C 89-93.2 F p.254

21
Q

How can hypothermia effect metabolism

A

reduces insulin sensitivity, increasing BGL

22
Q

Location of fingers for child CPR

A

just below nipple line

23
Q

Location of encircling thumbs

A

just below nipple line

24
Q

What is the most common SYMPTOMATIC pedi arrhythmia?

A

SVT p. 211

25
Q

Differences between ST and SVT

A

ST <180 bpm, p waves present
SVT >180 bpm no P waves present

26
Q

Drug of choice for stable VT of SVT w/A?

A

Adenosine 0.1mg/kg (MAX 6mg) p. 218

27
Q

Treatment for stable bradycardia?

A

Identify cause and treat (Hs/Ts) p. 219

28
Q

Treatment for UNSTABLE bradycardia?

A
  1. CPR x 2 min.
  2. Epi 0.01mg/kg Q 3-5 min
  3. Atropine 0.02 mg/kg Q 3-5 min p. 219
  4. Pacing
29
Q

Treatment for stable narrow complex tach?

A
  1. Vagal x 2
  2. Adenosine 0.1mg/kg (max 6 mg) may repeat at 0.2mg/kg
  3. SCV at 1j/kg
  4. Consider Amiodarone 5mg/kg or Procainamide 15mg/kg both over 30 minutes p.219
30
Q

Measurement criteria for narrow complex tach

A

QRS = 0.09 s p.223

31
Q

Measurement criteria for wide complex tach

A

QRS >/= 0.09 s p.223

32
Q

Treatment for unstable tach (narrow or wide?

A
  1. Adenosine 0.1mg/kg (max 6mg) , may repeat at 0.2mg/kg
  2. SCV at 1j/kg
33
Q

Major cause of asystole?

A

respiratory failure p. 226

34
Q

Major cause of PEA?

A

hypoxia and hypovolemia p.226