Code Blue Flashcards

1
Q

CPR general protocols

A
  1. CPR
  2. IV access
  3. 1 mg epinephrine
  4. airway
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2
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Chest compressions
• Push in centre of chest at ___ bpm

  • Compress to a depth of ___ cm
  • Minimize interruptions at all times
A

Chest compressions
• Push in centre of chest at 100-120 bpm • Compress to a depth of 5-6 cm • Minimize interruptions at all times

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3
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BMV: ask initially for high ____ ___to be applied

  • ventilate at ___ ratio
A

BMV: ask initially for high flow oxygen to be applied

  • ventilate at 30:2 ratio
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4
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T/F central line should be done in a coding patient

A

false. peripheral IV access is absolutely necessary thoguh

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5
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epinephrine dose is The dose is 1 mg - only for ___ patient

A

The dose is 1 mg - only for pulseless patient

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7
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2 types of shockable rhythms

A

VF and pulseless VT

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8
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shockable?

A

yes. ventricular fibrillation

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9
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shockable rhythm?

A

yes. ventricular tachycardia

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10
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when delivering a shock, select ___ J of energy first, then mroe for each subsequent shock.

A

200 J of energy.

then charge, clear, shock, restart CPR

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11
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5H’s and 5Ts’

A

H:

hypothermia, hypovolemia, hypoxia, hyperkalemia or hypo, hydrogen ions (acidosis)

t: tamponade, tension pneumo, toxins, thrombosis (myocardial or pulmonary)

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12
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how is hyperkalemia treated?

A
  • IV calcium to stabilize membrane potential
  • cocktail directed at shifting potassium back into cells; includes sodium bicarb, insulin, and glucose to prevent the insulin from causing hypoglycemia.
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13
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T/F hypokalemia should be treated during the code blue.

A

false. unlike the hyperkalemia, hypoK is generally not treated during a code blue

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14
Q

ECG findings of hyperkalemia

A

unstable ventricular tachyarrhthmia with eventual degeneration to an electrical sin-wave on the ECG

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15
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tamponade can cause __- shock and ___ arrest.

confirmatory test would be ___, but this is generally not advised due to needing CPR.

If suspicion is high, a spinal needle is attached
to a syringe, inserted below the ____
process and oriented on a shallow trajectory
towards the head and slightly to the left

A

tamponade can cause OBSTRUCTIVE- shock and PEA arrest.

confirmatory test would be ECHO, but this is generally not advised due to needing CPR.

If suspicion is high, a spinal needle is attached
to a syringe, inserted below the xiphoid
process and oriented on a shallow trajectory
towards the head and slightly to the lef

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16
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Tension pneumo can also cause ___ shock an ___ arrest

A

obstructive shock and PEA arrest