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1
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sodium Bicarb dose

A

50 mEq slow IVP over 5 min followed by 20 ml flush

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2
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Hyperkalemia CRITICAL

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Sodium BiCarb 50 mgeq
if no IV Albuterol 5mg
OLMC may use both

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3
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AAA

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do not give IV fluids unless SBP <80

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4
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What are the indications per SOP for NOREPINEPHRINE

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Severe hypotension/ MAP < 60

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5
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NOREPINEPHRINE desired action

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Alpha receptor stimulant causing vasoconstriction and increased peripheral vascular resistance

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6
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Narcan dose for an apneic Pt

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1 MG

.4 for a breathing pt

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7
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How should an intoxicated Pt be assessed to determine degree of impairment

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Cincinatti Stroke Scale

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8
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A Pt recieved dextrose for hypoglycemia and wants to sign a refusal

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watch Pt eat to prevent recurring hypoglycemia

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9
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3 clinical signs for a Pt with DKA

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dehydration, acidosis, hyperglycemia

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10
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Intervention for DKA or HHNS

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IV fluid bolus up to 1L

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11
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Excited delerium ketamine dose

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2mg/kg slow IVP over 1 min or 4 mg/kg IM/IN

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12
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Pt presents with tearing, drooling, nausea, and tiny pupils following organophosphate poisoning

A

Mark 1 and duodote kit

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13
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what is the antidote for cyanide poisoning

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Cyanokit-Hydroxocobalamin

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14
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Interventions for a frostbite victim

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move to warm environment, remove wet clothes and jewelry, immerse in warm water, hot packs

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15
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Fluid resiscitation for a Pt w/ heat exhaustion

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200 ML NS to maintain SBP >90

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16
Q

what is the only type of siezure that can be treated with Midazolam

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Generalized Tonic Clonic

17
Q

Midazolam Doses

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2mg/kg IVP/IO
0.2 mg/kg IN
Up to 10 MG IVP/IO/IN
IM 5-10 MG

18
Q

Overdose on Beta Blockers (LOL’s)

A

Glucagon 1MG

19
Q

Cyclic Antidepressant Overdose

A

if hypotensive NS WO up to 1L

If wide QRS Sodium Bicarb 1mEq/KG IVP

20
Q

DXM overdose

A

sodium bicarb

21
Q

Hallucinigens

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supportive care, quiet environment, avoid stimulations (lights, sounds, touch)

22
Q

Organophosphates poisoning

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Atropine 1MG rapid IVP repeat in 3 min until reduction in secretions

23
Q

carbon monoxide poisoning

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CO-oximeter >12% is normal
Transport rto hyperbaric chamber if Pt is severely confused but hemodynamically stable
if unstable, transport to nearest hospital

24
Q

Cyanide poisoning

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Amyl Nitrate inhalants 1 per min x12 min
or Hydroxocobalamin 5gm IVpb over 15 min
may repeat x1 to 1st dose
max dose 10 gm

25
Q

Hypothermia

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Mild- core temp 90.6-95 degrees
Moderate- 82.4-90.6
SEVERE <82.4

26
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Severe hypothermia

A

rewarm trunk only
Tripple zero cannot be confirmed on these Pt’s
Rewarm-goal temp is 93.2

27
Q

all persons submerged less than one hour

A

should be resuscitated

28
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Submersions

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be prepared to suction because of vomiting

BLS airways if apneic with a pulse

29
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Heat Exhaustion vs Heat Stroke

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Exhaustion- heavy sweating, weekness, cool, pale, fast weak pulse. treat with fluids.
Stroke- Body temp above 103! hot, red, dry skin. Initiate rapid cooling cold packs to cheeks, palms, soles of feet.

30
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Dextrose 10% 25g/250 ML

A

Blood glucose 60-70 1/2 bag, 12.5 GM’s
less than 60, all 25 gm’s, whole bag.
PEDS- 0.5 g/kg
assess pt after 5 min after dose has been administered

31
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Hyperglycemia

A

240 or above

32
Q

Hypertension crisis

A

SBP >220 DBP >130
elevate head 10 to 15 degrees
chest pain or pulmonary edema NiTRO 0.4 mg

33
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STROKE

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if less than 30 min transport time, go to comprehensive stroke center
determine last time known well
Minimize on scene time >10 min