Emergency Manual Flashcards

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H’s for PEA attests

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Heart rate (vagal)
Hypovolemia
Hypoxia
H+ (acidosis)
HyperK
HypoK
Hypoglycemia
HypoCa
Hyperthermia
Hypothermia

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T’s for PEA arrest

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Toxins
Tamponade
Tension PTX
Thrombus - coronary
Thrombus - pulmonary

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LAST management

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  • stop local anesthetic administration
  • CPR if arrest
  • Intralipid bolus 100cc over 2-3min
  • Intralipid gtt 250cc over 15-20min
  • Repeat bolus and double gtt if needed

Note: max Intralipid dose 12cc/kg (840cc for 70kg adult)

Monitor in PACU or ICU for:
- 2 hrs after seizure
- 6 hrs after hemodynamic instability
- 1-2 days after arrest

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PEA arrest management

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  • 100-120 compressions/min
  • switch compressors and rhythm check q2min
  • place defib pads, if rhythm becomes shockable 200J biphasic or 360J monophasic
  • mask ventilate 2 breaths every 30 compressions OR manually ventilate 10 breaths/min
  • epi 1mg q3-5min
  • H’s (10) nd T’s (5)
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Epinephrine dose for LAST

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0.2-1mcg/kg (reasonable to start with 10-15mcg in a normal sized adult)

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Asystole initial management

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  • Call code
  • CPR 100-120 compressions/min, depth >/=5cm, rotate q2min. Goal: keep EtCO2 >10, DBP >20
  • Place defib pads; rhythm check q2min. If shockable, 200J biphasic or 360J monophasic
  • Mask ventilate 2 breaths every 30 compressions; if intubated 10 breaths/min
  • IV access
  • Epi 1mg q3-5min
  • Turn off anesthetic/vasodilators
  • H’s & T’s
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Unstable SVT management

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-Immediate cardioversion; consider sedation if patient awake
- Narrow + regular: 50-100 J biphasic
- Narrow + irregular: 120-200 J biphasic
- Wide + regular: 100 J biphasic
- Wide + irregular: unsynced 200J biphasic
- If still unstable, repeat cardioversion w/ increased J
- consider amio 150 over 10 min

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Stable SVT management

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  • Vagal maneuver
  • Narrow + regular: adenosine; if not converted, rate control w/ BB or CCB
  • Narrow + irregular: Rate control w/ BB or CCB; consider amio
  • Wide + regular: adenosine (if SVT w/ aberrancy); amio (if VT)
  • Wide + irregular: consider Mg for TdP, stat cardiology c/s

BB: esmolol 0.5 mg/kg (repeat after 1 min, then gtt 50-300 mc/kg/min) or metoprolol 1-2.5mg (repeat or double after 3-5 min)
CCB: diltiazem 10-20mg over 2 min
Adenosine: 6mg, can follow w/ 12mg
Procainamide: 20-50mg/min until arrhythmia suppressed
Sotalol: 100mg over 5 min

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Vfib/VT ACLS initial management

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  • Call code
  • CPR 100-120 compressions/min, >/= 5cm, rotate q2min. Goal: keep EtCO2 >10 and DBP >20
  • Defibrillation higher priority than intubation. Defibrillate 120-200 J biphasic or 360 J monophasic and immediately resume CPR
  • IV access
  • Turn of anesthetic/vasodilators
  • After 2nd shock: epi 1mg q3-5min
  • After 3rd shock: amio 300mg push (can redose 150) OR lidocaine 1-1.5 mg/kg (can redose 0.5-0.75mg/kg)
  • Identify and treat underlying causes
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