Emergency Medicine Flashcards

0
Q

Gcs for intubation

A

less than 8, intubate

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1
Q

Location to decompress pneumothorax

A

2nd intercostal space

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2
Q

Palpable radial pulse

A

80 mm

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4
Q

3 categories gcs

And points

A

Eyes
Verbal
Motor
4-5-6

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5
Q

location of source of inspiratory stridor vs expiratory stridor

A

inspiratory is supraglottic

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6
Q

Avpu assessment

A

Alert
Verbal stim
Pain
Unconscious

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7
Q

Chest pain Dx. 6 bad

A

PAPA PE

Pneumo
Acs
Pericarditis
Aortic aneurysm
PE
Esophageal rupture
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8
Q

V1 to v6

A

Anterior

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9
Q

1, avl v5 v6

A

Lateral

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10
Q

V1 v4r

A

Right

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11
Q

Percocet

A

Oxycodone and acetominophen

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12
Q

Norco

A

Hydrocodone and acetominophen

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13
Q

Cardiac arrest and vf or vt

6 steps

A
Cpr 2 min
Shock
Cpr and epi 2 min
Shock
Cpr and amiodarone

Alternate with epi and amiodarone

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14
Q

Asystole

3 steps

A

Cpr q2
Shock

Epi every 3 minutes

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15
Q

time window for gastric lavage

A

< 2 hours

50% of pills left at 1 hour
15% of pills left at 2 hours

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16
Q

sequence of acid-base abnormalities in aspirin OD (2)

A
  1. respiratory alkalosis

2. metabolic acidosis (from lactate)

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17
Q

double substance OD
you give flumazenil with naloxone and seizure.

What are the substances?

A

benzoes and TCA

TCA causes seizures, benzo would normally suppress it

18
Q

2 labs findings for CO poisoning for abg

A

low bicarb

low pH

19
Q

tx for acetominophen >24 hours ago

A

no therapy

20
Q

1st and 2nd drug in organophosphate poisoning

A
  1. atropine

2. pralidoxime

21
Q

what electrolyte abnormality causes digoxin toxicity

A

hypokalemia

but the toxicity causes hyperkalemia

22
Q

best initial dx test for lead poisoning

A

+ free erythrocyte protoporphyrin

23
Q

serum osmolality

A

2(Na) + BUN/2.8 +glucose/18

24
Q

black widow lab abnormality

A

hypocalcemia

25
Q

black widow tx (2)

A

calcium

antivenin

26
Q

brown recluse tx (3)

A

debridement
steroids
dapsone

27
Q

dog and cat bite pathogen

A

Pasteurella multicida

28
Q

human bite pathogen

A

Eikenella corrodens

29
Q

tx for all bites (2)

A

amoxicillin/clavulanate

tetanus vaccine if > 5 yrs

30
Q

large brain hematoma management (step, rx, surgical intervention)

A

intubation, hyperventilation
mannitol
drainage

31
Q

Mees lines, white hor. Lines on fingernails

N/v diarrhea

A

Arsenic

32
Q

Arsenic poisoning antidote?

A

Dimercaprol

33
Q

Almond scented breath, coma

A

Cyanide

34
Q

Cyanide antidote

A

Hydroxocobalamine

35
Q

Erethism

A

Reduced memory

36
Q

Red hourglass on abdomen of spider

A

Black widow

37
Q

what causes dig toxicity?

A

hypokalemia

38
Q

hypothermia on EKG

A

J waves (before ST segment)

39
Q

drowning tx

A

PP ventilation

NOT steroids or abx

40
Q

indication and timing for precordial thump

A
41
Q

only 2 indications for unsynchronized conversion

A

VF

pulseless VT

42
Q

Gcs 3 scores

A

4 eyes
6 cylinder motor
Jackson 5 = verbal 5