Final 11 and other Flashcards

1
Q

What happens with the combination of anxiety and opiate medications

A
  • A synnergistic effects can occur on respiration

* Too high of a dose can cause respiratory depression and lead to respiratory arrest

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2
Q

Define cardiac arrest

A

When the heart ceases to pump blood adequately to the body

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3
Q

Define epinepherine

A

Pharmaceutical equivalent to endogenous adrenaline

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4
Q

Describe the satiability of Dopamine

A
  • stable up to 24 hrs. in solution
  • commercially preparted solutions are stable until expiration date
  • Imcompatable with sodium bicarbonate, Iron salts and oxidizing agents
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5
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Dopamine is incompatible with

  1. ____
  2. _____
  3. _____
A
  1. Sodium bicarbonate
  2. Iron salts
  3. Oxidizing agents
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6
Q

What is Amiodarone used for?

In what situations is it used?

A

used in patients experiencing cardiac arrest

  • Used when patient has unknown heart rhythm disturbance
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7
Q

Amiodarone actions mimic _____ .

A

Antidysrhythmic

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8
Q

Commercially prepared emergency medication solutions are stable until when

A

Expiration date

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9
Q

Define cardiorespiratory arrest

A

It is when the heart ceases to pump blood adequality to the body and the patient is unable to breath causing the body to become inadequately oxygenated

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10
Q

What does CPR stand for

A

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

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11
Q

How are epinephrine metabolites excreted?

A

through the urine

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12
Q

What two colors do unstable emergency medications (like epinephrine) turn when no longer usable?

A

Pink and brown

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13
Q

Name two things that Vasopressin does

A
  1. Increase blood flow to organs

2. Increases oxygen delivery to the brain

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14
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Atropine must be administered via rapid ______ to avoid _____ effects

A
  1. IV push (rapid)

2. paradoxical
further decreases in HR

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15
Q

After cardiac arrest, ____ is used to treat V-tac

A

Lidocaine

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16
Q

What is lidocaine used for?

A

Used after cardiac arrest to treat V-Tac

17
Q

Sodium bicarbonate is a strong _____ agen

A

alkalizing

18
Q

What is the difference between anaphylactoid reactions and anaphylactic reactions?

A

Anaphylactoid Mimic anaphylactic reactions, but with no prior exposure to ROCM

Anaphylactic reactions occur when a patient has been previously exposed to ROCM.

19
Q

_____ Mimic anaphylactic reactions, but with no prior exposure to ROCM

A

anaphylactoid

20
Q

What are precipitates and when are they formed

A

It is an insoluble complex that is formed by a change in solution

Ex.: Barium mixed with Metformin

21
Q

What is the difference ionic vs non ionic when it comes down to osmolarity and side effects

A

Low osmolarity non-ionic

High osmolarity-ionic