Arrhythmias/Chest Tubes/Congenital Heart Defects/Infection Control&Transmission Flashcards

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What does “QRS depolarization” going to be effecting?
Atrial or Ventricular?

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Ventricular Issues

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What is “P Waves” going to be effecting?
Atrial or Ventricular?

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Atrial Issues

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What is “supraventricular” going to be effecting?
Atrial or Ventricular?

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Atrial dysrhythmia issues

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What is NO QRS arrythmia going to be?

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Asystole
NO QRS= NO Cardiac Output= Asystole
*This is Fatal

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What are the 2 Lethal Arrythmias?
And 1 Potential Fatal Arrythmia?

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Fatal Rhythms= Asystole & VFib
–> Body is not being perfused
Potential Fatal Rhythm= VTach

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What does does the word Chaotic mean in an Arrhythmia?
What arrhythmias have chaotic rhythms?

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Chaotic= Fibrillation
Afib & Vfib

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What does does the word Bizarre mean in an Arrhythmia?
What arrhythmias have Bizarre rhythms?

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Bizarre= Tachycardia
vTach & PVC

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What is the treatment for Asystole?

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Epinephrine (1st) & Atropine(2nd)
(Vasopressin), CPR
-No QRS waves= No cardiac output
-It is Fatal

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Treatment for Atrial Flutter

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ABCDs (All Atrial issues)
-Adenosine (fast IV push) then flush IV
-B-blocker
-CCBs
-Digoxin
-Rapid P waves depolarization–> Sawtooth pattern

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Treatment for Afib

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ABCDs
-Adenosine (fast IV push) then flush IV
-B-blocker
-CCBs
-Digoxin
-Chaotic P waves depolarization–> lack pattern
–Chaotic=fib problem

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Treatment for vFib

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Defibrillate 200 joules
–No pattern
-Chaotic QRS depolarization=no cardiac output
*Fatal

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Treatment for vTach

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Lidocaine/amiodarone
–Pattern
-Bizarre wide QRS
Potentially Fatal

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Treatment for PVC

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Lidocaine/amiodarone
-Periodic, wide, bizarre QRS, lo priority
-Only Concerned when:
6+/min, 6+ in a row, Falls off previous T-wave

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Describe 3rd Degree Heart Block or Complete Block

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What are the Ventricular Dysrhythmias (2)?
What is the TX for Ventricular Dysrhythmias?

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PVC & V-tach (Vfib is under the lethal tx.)
*Tx: Lidocaine & Amiodarone
–> Vtach awake med you must take but Vtach & nap must Zap Zap Zap (Defib)

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What are the Atrial Dysrhythmias (3)?
What is the TX for Atrial Dysrhythmias?

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Supraventricular Tachycardia (SVT), Atrial Flutter, & aFib
*Tx: ABCD’s (For Atrial use ABCD’s)
-A= Adenosine (Fast IV Push)- impending doom drug tell family/pt.
-B= Beta-Blockers
-C= CCB (-dipine & -zem)
-D= Digoxin & Lanoxin

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What are the Lethal Dysrhythmias (2)?
What is the TX for Lethal Dysrhythmias?

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V-fib & Asystole
*Tx: Defib (In V-fib you Defib) &
Epinephrine (1st) & Atropine (2nd)

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What should you only be concerned about with a PVC?

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If….
-6+ PVC per minute
-6+ PVC in a row
-PVC Falls off previous T-Wave

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Look for the reason & location of why they have a chest tube. What are the two locations of a chest tube?

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Apical: up High remove AIR
Basilar: down Low remove BLOOD

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What type of pressure is in the chest (- or +)?

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Negative pressure, the lungs pulls in air creating a negative pressure

21
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What are the four steps when a water seal breaks on a chest tube?

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  1. Clamp tube
  2. Cut tube from chamber (discard entire system)
  3. Place tubing in sterile water
  4. Unclamp tubing (only clamp tubing for 15 sec.)
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What are the 3 steps when a chest tube comes out?

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  1. Cover the hole with a gloved hand
  2. Cover w/ Vaseline gauze dressing
  3. Apply sterile dressing & TAPE ON 3 SIDES
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When is it bubbling ok when it is in the water sealed chamber?

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Intermittent bubbling is good in the water sealed chamber
-Continuous bubbling is bad in the water sealed chamber–> indicates a leak must tape up leak

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When is it bubbling ok when it is in the suction control chamber?

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Continuous bubbling is good in the suction control chamber
-Intermittent bubbling is bad in the suction control chamber–> indicated suction pressure is to low (must increase suction pressure)

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Congenital Heart Defects are either ______ or Not _______.
Trouble or Not trouble
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What do all trouble Congenital Heart Defects start with?
T 1. tetralogy of Fallot 2. tricuspid arterioles 3. truncus arteriosus 4. transposition of the great arteries 5. tricuspid atresia
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What direction doe congenital heart defects that are troubled and not troubled flow in?
Trouble--> Right to Left (R before L in trouble) Not Trouble--> Left to Right
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What congenital heart defects have cyanotic problems? (trouble or not trouble)
Trouble B in trouble for Blue--> Cyanotic
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All congenital heart defects (CHD) share what (2) side effects?
1. Murmur present via shunting of blood 2. Require at least 1 Echocardiogram
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What are the 4 defects of Tetralogy of Fallot?
1. Ventricular septal Defect (VD) 2. Pulmonic Stenosis (PS) 3. Overriding Aorta (OA) 4. Right ventricular Hypertrophy (RH) Trick: "VarieD PictureS Of A RancH .... or.....
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How is Hep. A transmitted? How does it enter the body?
Fecal-Oral A in Hep A= Anus --> fecAl-orAl *Contaminated food/water
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How is Hep B transmitted? How does it enter the body?
Blood B in Hep B= Blood *Unpotected sex, needlesticks, blood transfusions before 1992
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How is Hep C transmitted? How does it enter the body?
Blood -drug sharing, unprotected sex, blood products before 1992
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What are the required PPE for Contact precautions? Does Contact pt. have private or shared rooms?
Gloves Gown Hand Hygiene -Disposable supplies *Private room preferred, but can have a cohort room of apt. w/ same condition
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What diagnosis/disease falls under Contact precautions (5)?
RSV Staph Enteric (INTESTINAL --> caught fecal-oral) Hepatic Herpes
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What are the required PPE for Droplet precautions? Does Droplet pt. have private or shared rooms?
Gloves Mask Hand Hygiene -Pt. must wear a mask if they eave room disposable supplies *Private room preferred, but can have a cohort room of apt. w/ same condition
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What diagnosis/disease falls under Droplet precautions (5)?
Meningitis H. Flu--> SE Cause Epiglottitis Diphtheria Pertussis Mumps
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What diagnosis/disease falls under Airborne precautions (4)?
SARS TB Measles Varicella
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What are the required PPE for Airborne precautions? Does Airborne pt. have private or shared rooms?
Gloves Mask (specific filter for TB) -Pt. must wear mask if they leave room *Private room, negative airflow room w/ door closed
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What is the order for DONNING PPE?
1. Gown 2. Mask 3. Goggles 4. Gloves -Reverse ABC order except Mask is always 2nd
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What is the order for DOFFING PPE?
1. Gloves 2. Goggles 3. Gown 4. Mask -ABC order