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1
Q

parkland burn formula and what used for?

A

how miuch fluids to give to burn patient

4ml x body mass kg x % BSA

  1. 5 first 8 hours
  2. 5 next 16 hours
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2
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concerns with electrical burn

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cardiac dysrhythmias, neurological problems, compartment syndrome, myoglobinuria, rhabdo, renal failure, acidosis

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3
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pulmonary pathology in patieht who had salt water drowning

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pulmonary edema

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4
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EKG abnl in hypthermia patient

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j wave

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5
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cocaine overdose HTN and tachycardia tx

A

alpha blocker, benzos

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6
Q

antidote of aspirin

A

sodium bicarb

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7
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antidote of acetaminophen

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NAC

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8
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antidote of opiods

A

naloxone/naltrexone

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9
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antidote of benzos

A

flumazenil

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10
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antidote of TCA

A

sodium bicarb

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11
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antidote of atropine

A

physostigmine

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12
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antidote of propranolol

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atropine, glucagon, Ca, insulin/glucose

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13
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antidote of dig

A

dig abd fragments

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14
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antidote of cyanide

A

sodium thiosulfate, nitrates, hydroxycobalamine

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15
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antidote of methemoglobin

A

methylene blue

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16
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antidote of methanol

A

fomepizol

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17
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antidote of isoniazid

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vit B6

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18
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antidote of heparin

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protamine sulfate

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19
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antidote of lead poisoning adults and children

A

adults - succimer

children: mod - succimer
severe - dimercaprol, CaNa2EDTA

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20
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antidote of arsenic

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dimercaprol, succimer, penicillamine

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21
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antidote of organophosphates

A

atropine, pralidoxime

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22
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antidote of CO

A

100% O2

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23
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antidote of Copper

A

penicillamine

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24
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antidote of iron

A

deferoxamine

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25
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antidote of mercury

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dimercaprol

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26
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antidote of tPA

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aminocaprioc acid

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27
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overdose causing metabolic acidosis and retinal damage leading to blindness

A

methanol/ethylene glycol

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28
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presentation of aspirin overdose

A

tinnitus

resp alk –> mixed resp alk and met acidosis with incr anion gap

29
Q

tx for an MI due to cocaine overdose

A

benzo, CCB

30
Q

vasopressor used in high doses optimize the alpha1 vasoconstriction

A

epi

31
Q

vasopressor used ADH analog

A

vasopressin

32
Q

vasopressor used best choice for anaphylactic shock

A

epi

33
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vasopressor used best choice for septic shock

A

NE

34
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vasopressor used best choice for cardiogenic shock

A

dobutamine

35
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vasopressor used cause vasoconstriction but with brady

A

phenylephrine

36
Q

side effects from theophylline overdose

A

seizure, increased temp, decreased BP, tachyarrhythmias

37
Q

next step with pelvic fracture and DPL shows blood in pelvis

A

emergent lap

38
Q

next step with pelvic fx and DPL shows urine in pelvis

A

urgent lap

39
Q

next step with pelvic fx and DPL shows nothing and hemodynamic instability

A

angio + embolization

40
Q

EKG finding associated with hypothermia

A

j wave

41
Q

hepatic disease lab findings preop

A

increased bili, decreased alb, increased PT/PTT, decreased platelets

42
Q

measures of how severe hypotension is in shock

A

urine output, mental status

43
Q

ER patient with blood in urethral meatus or high riding prostate makes you suspect…

A

urethral trauma or bladder rupture

44
Q

rejection treatable with immunosuppressive, mechanism of rejection, time frame

A

acute

antidonor T cell proliferation in recipient

6d - 1 year

45
Q

SE of cyclosporine

A

nephrotoxic

46
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SE of azathiprine

A

bone marrow suppression, leukopenia

47
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SE of tacrolimus

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nephrotoxic

48
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SE of corticosteroids

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cushingoid, osteoporosis, DM

49
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SE of murmonab

A

leukopenia

50
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SE of rapamycin

A

thrombocytopenia, hyperlipidemia

51
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SE of mycophenalate

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leukopenia, lymphoma, teratogenic

52
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SE of antithymocyte globulin

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deplete T cells

53
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SE of hydroxychloroquine

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visual disturbance

54
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SE of thalidomide

A

phocomelia

55
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H causes of PEA

A

hypothermia, H+, hypoxemia, hyper/hypo K, hypoglycemia, hypovolemia

56
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T causes of PEA

A

trauma, tension pneumo, tamponade, toxins, thrombosis MI, thrombosis PE

57
Q

time frame to stop warfarin prior to surgery

A

5 days

58
Q

acceptable urine output in trauma patient

A

50 cc/hour

59
Q

acceptable urine output in normal patient

A

30 cc/hour

60
Q

radiographic study used to diagnose injury to urethra

A

retrograde cystourethrogram

61
Q

signs of basilar skull fracture

A

raccoon eyes

battle sign

blood behind TM

CSF from nose/ears

62
Q

initial treatment for a child presenting with acute asthma attack

A

beta2 agonist

IV steroids

63
Q

patient with Type 2 DM needs CT scan with IV contrast, what medication should be temporarily held?

A

metformin

64
Q

patient who recently received a bone marrow transplant develops a rash, nausea, vomiting, bleeding from gums after brushing teeth. What should be suspected in this patient?

A

graft vs host disease

65
Q

anatomic locations are options for immediate needle decompression of a tension pneumothorax?

A

2nd or 3rd space in mid clavicular line

4th or 5th space in mid axillary line

66
Q

treatment for febrile seizures?

A

supportive, acetaminophen, NSAID

67
Q

LUQ pain and referred left shoulder pain, signs and disease

A

kehr’s sign

splenic rupture

68
Q

Ecchymosis of the skin overlying the periumbilical area, signs and disease

A

cullen sign

pancreatitis

69
Q

Beck’s triad?

A

hypotension
distant heart sounds
distended neck veins

sign of cardiac tamponade

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