Hajar's Most Commons ER II Chart Flashcards

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1
Q

how long do opioids last in body

A

4 hr

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2
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coma cocktail

A

O2
wernickes: thiamine 100 mg IV

Opiod: narcan 0.01 mg/ kg IV

Hypoglycemia: glucose/dextrose 50 g IV

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3
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hyperthermia causes

A

serotonin syndrome
stimulants
anticholinergic toxidrome

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4
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hypothermia causes

A

narcotic or sedative hypnotic

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5
Q

population most affected by salicylate OD

A

elderly - chronic toxicity

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6
Q

NAC contraindications

A

none - if in doubt give it out!

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7
Q

large pupils

A

anticholinergic or sympathomimetic

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8
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small pupils

A

cholinergic

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9
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pinpoint pupils

A

opiods

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10
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nystagumus horizantle

A

ethanol

ketamine

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11
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nystagmus rotary/vertical

A

PCP

stimulants - some

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12
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RF for wernickes encephalopahty

A

pregnancy, EToH, OD

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13
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common cause of death in sickle cell dz

A

acute chest syndrome

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14
Q

sympathomimetic of tx

A

BZD

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15
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salicylate toxicity can mimic..

A

DKA, delirium, CVA, MI, HF, sepsis

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16
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amphetamines

A

ephedrine, bath salts, Ritalin, khat

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17
Q

time when peak Etoh hits

A

20-60 min

18
Q

things to look for with opiod od

A

track marks, abscess, rhabdo, compartment syndrome

19
Q

isopropanol OD sx

A

fruity breath, ketosis without acidosis osmolar gap

20
Q

ethylene glycol od sx

A

glowing urine, QT prolonged, peaked T waves with rhabdo

21
Q

lethal dose of ethylene glycol

A

2 ml/kg

22
Q

hamptoms hump on CXR

A

PE

23
Q

most common surgery in elderly besides hip

A

biliary issues

24
Q

common cause of fourneirs gangrene

A

diverticular dz, septic abortions, DM< abscesses in women

technically any infection of rectum, urethra, or skin of perineum

25
Q

leading cause of death in 1st trimester

A

ectopic

26
Q

most common type of priapism

A

ischemic

caused by: malaria, spider toxin, cocaine, alpha blockers, antidepressants, ADHD

27
Q

3rd leading cause of death with pregnancy

A

PE

28
Q

testicular torsion has __ time before permanent damage

A

6 hrs before

29
Q

2nd most common ER complaint

A

CP

30
Q

role of CK mb in CP workup

A

CK: will be elevated 4-8 hours, peak at 12-24 and 3-4 days be normal

CK mb: cleared within 48 hours

31
Q

opiod toxidrome triad sx

A

miosis + resp depression _ CNS depression

32
Q

smallpox vs chicken pox

A

small pox all at the same stage

33
Q

4 dx criteria serotonin syndrome

A
hyperthermia 
MS changes (confusion) 
autonomic instability 
neuromuscular abnormalities (myoclonus, hyperreflexia)
34
Q

ppl most commonly affected by sick sinus syndrome

A

elderly, esp with ischemic heart disease

35
Q

cardioversion for afib

A

150-200 joules

36
Q

RF for vfib

A

severe IHD with or without AMI

37
Q

cardioversion for aflutter

A

25-50 joules

38
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most common presentation of tachydysrhythmias

A

narrow complex - SVT over 150 bpm

39
Q

RF for atrial flutter

A

IHD, MI

40
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pop most affected by PJC

A

digitalis toxicity, ischemic heart dz, inf wall MI, elderly