Chapter 13: Special Considerations Flashcards

1
Q

Does a V/Q scan use contrast

A

no

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2
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how long should oral anticoagulation be continued PE

A

3 months at least

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3
Q

An inferior vena cava filter should be considered in patients with PE when

A

Anticoagulation is strongly contraindicated
emboli recur during anticoagulation
bleeding occurs during anticoagulation

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4
Q

Somatostatin and octreotide doses when uncontrolled varicella bleeding is suspected

A

Somatostain 250 micrograms followed by 250/hr

octreotide 25-100 mi programs followed by 25 to 50/hr

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5
Q

hoe long to give somatostatin analog varicella bleeding is suspected

A

3-5 days

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6
Q

GI bleed how long IV PPI post endoscopy

A

72 hours

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7
Q

RF for stress related gastritis

A
mechanical ventilation for > 48 hrs
sever infection
coagulopathy
hypotension 
sever head trauma 
sever trauma or burns
renal or hepatic failure
major surgery
prolonged ICU stay
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8
Q

2 med classes to prevent stress gastritis

A

H2 blocker and PPI

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9
Q

Consider administering what 3 agents with AMS

A

Naloxone (opioids)
dextrose 50% (hypoglycemia)
Thiamine (OH)- give before dextrose to lower risk of Wernicke’s

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10
Q

Acetaminophen tx

A

N-acetylcysteine

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11
Q

methanol and ethylene glycol tx

A

ethanol, fomepizole, dialysis

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12
Q

amphetamine tx

A

Benzos

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13
Q

Benzo tx

A

Flumazenil (acute only not for chronic users)

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14
Q

B-Blockers tx

A

Glucagon, calcium chloride, pacing, insulin and dextrose

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15
Q

CCB tx

A

Calcium chloride, glucagon, insulin and dextrose, pacing

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16
Q

CO tx

A

100% O2, hyperbaric O2

17
Q

Cocain tx

A

Benzos

18
Q

Cyaninde tx

A

Nitrites and thiosulfate, hydroxycobalamin

19
Q

TCA tx

A

Benzos (for seizures), blood alkalization, hypertonic saline, Mg, A agonist for hypotension

20
Q

Digoxin tx

A

Digoxin-Fab fragments, atropine, lido, pacing

21
Q

heparin reversal

A

protamine sulfate

22
Q

Hypoglycemic agents tx

A

50% dextrose, somatostatin, octreotide

23
Q

iron tx

A

deferoxamine

24
Q

Isoniazid tx

A

pyridoxine (B6)

25
Q

Lithium tx

A

Dialysis

26
Q

Nitrites tx

A

Methylene blue

27
Q

opiates tx

A

naloxone

28
Q

Organophosphate tx

A

atropine, pralidoxime or obidoxime

29
Q

Salicylate tx

A

urine alkalization, dialysis

30
Q

Theophyline tx

A

charcoal, hemoperfusion

31
Q

warfarin tx

A

vit k

32
Q

3 organs most affected by hypertension

A

Brain, Heart, Kidney

33
Q

Goals for patient with acute aortic dissection

A

Systolic BP to 100-120, HR 60-80. This should be achieved within 5-10 minutes

34
Q

Abdominal compartment syndrome tx

A

Evacuate intraluminal contents by nasogastric decompression, evacuate space, optimize fluid status, sedation, analgesia, keep APP>60, surgery consult