Critical care Flashcards

1
Q

introducer sheath

A

central line type for large volume effusions

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2
Q

at what pressure do you infuse fluids with hemorrhagic shock?

A

Let it hang and use parameters.

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3
Q

why do you not just give blood initially with hemorrhagic shock?

A

capillary leak

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4
Q

value of base deficit

A

marker of perfusion

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5
Q

also to always do with transfusions

A

1) replete calcium

2) warm patient (cold can cause coagulopathy)

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6
Q

approach to abx for sepsis

A

1) start with gram-negative broad coverage with Zosyvn

2) then go on to coverage gram-positives

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7
Q

pressor of choice for shock

A

Norepinephrine (dopamine is commonly in crash cart because it is more pharmacologically stable, so use whatever is available)

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8
Q

CVP valuable for assessing blood volume status?

A

No.

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9
Q

most important component of septic shock management

A

early abx

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10
Q

free-floating RA or ventricular thrombus

A
  • clot that is just hanging out in atrium or ventricle waiting to embolize
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