CPR Flashcards

1
Q

a team of how many people is ideal?

A

3-5

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2
Q

the area where CPR takes place must (4):

A
  • Be large enough to accommodate CPR team and to work
  • Have an oxygen source – better than room air – 100% oxygen
  • Have good lighting
  • Have a solid, rigid surface on which to place the patient
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3
Q

5 clinical signs of CPA

A
Unconsciousness – always 
Absence of respiration
Absence of a heartbeat (or pulse)
Fixed (light has no effect)/dilated pupils
Pale (or bluish mucous membranes)
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4
Q

A - E of CPR

A
  • establish Airway
  • Breathe for the patient
  • restore effective Circulation
  • Diagnose cause of ineffective CV function
  • Emergency drugs administered
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5
Q

Perform external cardiac/thoracic compressions at a rate of __-__ per minute

A

80-120

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6
Q

Thorax must be compressed by __-__ of its normal diameter with each compression

A

1/3 - 1/2

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7
Q

Effectiveness of BLS procedures can be assessed by observing (5):

A
  • mucous membrane color, - palpating peripheral pulse
  • Doppler probe on cornea
  • direct arterial pressure
  • end-tidal CO2 monitor
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8
Q

5 emergency drugs that can be administered to re-establish CV function

A
  • IV fluids
  • Atropine
  • Epinephrine/vasopressin
  • 2% Lidocaine
  • Sodium bicarbonate
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9
Q

emergency drugs may be admin via 3 routes

A
  • IV
  • intratracheal
  • intraosseous
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10
Q

this drug can treat ventricular asystole, EM dissociation

A

epinephrine

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11
Q

this drug can dread ventricular asystole and sinus bradycardia

A

atropine

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12
Q

this can treat premature ventricular contractions and tachycardia

A

lidocaine

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13
Q

these 3 drugs can be given via the ETT

A
  • epinephrine
  • atropine
  • lidocaine
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14
Q

you can expect a 1-2 minute delay in onset of drug effect

with this drug admin route

A

IV

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15
Q

give a double dose and mix w/ 5-10 ml of saline for this drug admin route

A

intratracheal

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16
Q

with this drug route admin, flush through ET tube using red rubber catheter

A

intratracheal

17
Q

what drugs does Flumazenil reverse?

A

benzos

18
Q

admin emergency drugs every other cycle - every __ min

A

every 4 mins

19
Q

Depolarization of cardiac atrial muscle

A

P wave

20
Q

depolarization of the ventricular muscle

A

QRS complex

21
Q

repolarization of the ventricular muscle

A

T wave

22
Q

this is the ventricle relaxing

A

diastole

23
Q

all you see on an EKG is the contraction of ____

A

ventricles

24
Q

treat Electromechanical Dissociation/ Pulseless Electrical Activity with this drug (there’s electrical activity but not resulting in contraction)

A

epinephrine

25
Q

with a __ person team, you can give an abdominal compression in between cardiac compressions

A

3 person team

26
Q

with a __ person team, you can give 2 Breaths/30 Compressions

A

1 person team

27
Q

with a __ person team, you can give 1 Breath/5 Seconds

A

2 AND 3 person team

28
Q

when giving CPR you want to switch people every __ min

A

2 min

29
Q

the average is __ compressions per min

A

100