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means increased BUN levels

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Azotemia

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Peds ACLS epi doses

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  1. 01-0.03 mg/kg IV
  2. 05-0.1 mg/kg Tracheal
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area anesthetized by glossopharyngeal nerve block

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Order of arteries from aorta

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L/R coronary > Innominate >

Left Common carotid > Left subclavian

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another name for B12

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Colabamin

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FiO2s from NC

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Increased PIP with normal plateau pressures?

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Bronchospasm

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Pacer/ICD + Magnet does?

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Pacer: Defaults to Asyncronous pacing

ICD: Shock disabled

Pacer/ICD: Shock disabled

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2 nerve blocks for knee surgery?

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  • Femoral
  • Sciatic
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What anticogaulant has a specific reversal?

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Dabigatran

Reversal: Idarucizumab

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Absolute contraindications for ESWL?

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  • Pregnant
  • Bleed risk
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Hypocalcemia seen after thyroidectomy with inadvertent parathyroid removal how long post-op?

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Typically 24-48h

can be as early as 6-12h

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another name for hearing loss

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Hypoacusis

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another name for lumbar plexus block?

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Psoas block

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Narcan and intrathecal opioids. Pruritis treatments?

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  • does not reverse analgesia but does treat pruritis

Other treatments for pruritis include:

  • propofol
  • zofran
  • droperidol
  • partial opioid agonists
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What class?

  • Tirofiban
  • Eptifibatide
  • Abciximab
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  • Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa antagonists
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Half Lives:

  • Factor 7
  • Antithrombin
  • Fibrinogen
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Factor 7: 3-6h

Antithrombin: 48-72h

Fibrinogen: 72-120h

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Class?

  • Clopidogrel
  • Ticlopidine
  • Prasugrel
  • Ticegralor
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Thienopyridine Derivitives

ADP inhibitors

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Shock power in Peds

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1st: 2 J/kg
2nd: 4 J/kg
more: 4-10 J/kg

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Deadspace/Shunt effects on PaO2 and PaCO2

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Deadspace effects PaCO2

Shunt effects PaO2

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HIV Seroconversion

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  • IV Stick 0.3%
  • Mucosal 0.09%
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Class?

  • Argatroban
  • Bivalirudin
  • Hirudin
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Thrombin inhbitors

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Most MIs happen when?

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Within 48h post-op

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Aortic regurg on ALine? Called?

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Can increase RVOT obstruction?

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Increased

  • HR
  • Contractility

Decreased

  • Preload
  • Afterload
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B.Blockade in setting of acute _____ can precipitate what?

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Increased SVR

Heart failure

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Highly resistant to Narcan?

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Buprenorphine

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First sign of MH in spontaneous breathing patient?

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Increased Mv (increased RR, TV)

30
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Class?

  • Fondaparinux
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Factor 10 inhibitor

  • DC 4 days ahead
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Parathyroid and Calcium?

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hyper - increased Ca

hypo - decreased Ca (and parathyroidectomy)

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Cardiac biomarker with shortest halflife?

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Subclavian steal syndrome reverses through what artery?

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Ipsilateral (same side) vertebral artery

34
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Vessels/area effected:

  • Kawasaki (mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome)
  • Takayasu
  • Thromboangitis obliterans (called?)
  • Wegeners granulamatosis
  • Brugada syndrome
  • WPW
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  • Coronary (primarily in children) red strawberry tongue
  • Proximal aorta
  • small/medium arteries (Beurgers disease)
  • Airway mucosa (Vasculitis, friable tissue) - downsize ETT
  • Na channelopathy - sudden nocturnal death VT/VF common in Southeast asian males
  • Bypasses AV node via accessory pathway (Kent’s bundle)
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S/E of tramadol?

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  • Seizures
  • N/V
  • loses efficacy with zofran
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Class:

  • tPA
  • Streptokinase
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Plasminogen activators

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DOA of LA’s: Long, Int, Short

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Long:

  • Bupiv
  • Ropiv
  • Tetracaine

Int:

  • Lido
  • Mepivicaine

Short:

  • Procaine
  • Chlorprocaine
38
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Complications of PA catheter insertion

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  • Complete heart block
  • RBBB (perf’d through RV)
  • Pulm. infarct
39
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Seizures can be prolonged by?

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HAKE

  • Hypocarbia
  • Alfentanyl + propofol
  • Ketamine
  • Etomidate
40
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Pts on pre-op anticholinesterases (think Alzheimers, MG) will respond to NMBs how?

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Increased DOA Succ

Decreased DOA NDNMB

41
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Ankylosing Spondylitis S/S?

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RC-PAC

  • Restrictive (kyphosis)
  • Cervical fusions
  • Pulm fibrosis
  • Aortic regurg
  • Conduction blockade
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Foot Nerves

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Those with S are Sensory

Superficial Peroneal

Sural

Saphenous

43
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term for injecting NS into epidural, compression of spinal space for rostral spread/higher block allowing lower dose

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Epidural volume extension technique

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Class?

  • Amicar
  • TXA
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Plasminogen activation inhibitor

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