My Broadview Prep Flashcards

1
Q

Epinephrine

In Anaphylaxis (IM) (Lateral of thigh):

  1. Dosage
  2. Solution
  3. Repetition
A

Child 0.01 mg/kg,
Adult 0.5 mg.

Solution: Epinephrine 1/1K, (1 mg/ml)

Repeat Q5min if needed.

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2
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Epinephrine

In VF or Pulseless VT or Asystole:
(IV or IO)

  1. Dosage
  2. Solution
  3. Repetition
A

Child 0.01 mg/kg,
Adult 1 mg

Solution 1/Ten K (0.1 mg/ml)

Repeat Q3min

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3
Q

Epinephrine

Compare 1/1,000 with 1/10,000 solutions

A

1/1K
= 1 mg/ml
Recommended for IM injection (Anaphylaxis)

1/10K
= 0.1 mg/ml
Recommended for IV or IO injection (ACLS, PCLS)

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4
Q

Amiodarone

Dosage in VF or Pulseless VT
Vs
Dosage in Stable VT

A

IV Push 300 mg
vs
IV 150 mg over 10 min

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5
Q

Magnesium Sulfate

Dosage in Torsades

A

2 gram IV bolus of magnesium sulfate
(4 mL of 50% solution [ie, 500 mg/mL] mixed with D5W to a total volume of 10 mL or more)

The rate of magnesium infusion depends on the clinical situation. In patients with pulseless cardiac arrest, infusion occurs over one to two minutes; in patients without cardiac arrest, infusion should occur over 15 minutes as rapid magnesium infusion may be associated with hypotension

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6
Q

Tachycardia Algorithm:

If unstable?

A

If biphasic:
Cardioversion 100 J

If monophasic:
Cardioversion 200 J

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7
Q

Tachycardia Algorithm:

If Stable, then look at QRS.

If wide?

A

Amiodarone 150 mg over 10 min

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8
Q

Tachycardia Algorithm:

If Stable, then look at QRS.

If narrow and irregular?

A

AFib

Metoprolol or Diltiazem or Amiodarone

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9
Q

Tachycardia Algorithm:

If Stable, then look at QRS.

If narrow and regular?

A

ST or SVT or AFlutter 2:1

VV or Adenosine or Metoprolol or Diltiazem

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10
Q

Labetalol in HTN Emergency

A

10 to 20 mg IV push over 2 min

Repeat every 10 min.

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11
Q

Dosage

Midazolam Pre-Procedural

A

IV

0.5-2 mg over at least 2 min

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12
Q

Dosage

Ketamine in Pre-Procedural

A

IV

IV: 1 to 2 mg/kg (usual adult dose: 100 mg) over 1 to 2 minutes

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13
Q

Metoprolol

Dosage in acute rate control

Vs

Maintenance rate control

A

IV
5 mg in 2 min Q5 min

PO
50 mg BID

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14
Q

VTach

If Pulseless:

A

Pulseless VTach is like VFib:

ACLS CPR

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15
Q

VTach

If unstable but has a pulse:

A

Sedation+Cardioversion

If biphasic: 100 J

If monophasic: 200 J

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16
Q

VTach

If stable but sustained:

A

Amiodarone

150 mg bolus over 10 minutes

17
Q

VTach

If Nonsustained:

A

betablocker

Like metoprolol

18
Q

Intubation

Ketamine 
Or
Midazolam
Or
.........
A

Fentanyl

19
Q

Intubation

Macintosh blade size
Men…..
Women…..
Children…..

A

4
3
2 or 1

20
Q

Intubation

Endotracheal tube size
Men…..
Average…..
Women…..

A

8
7.5
7

21
Q

Intubation

Endotracheal tube size
Children…..

A

(Age/4)+4

For 8 yo
=6

22
Q

Intubation

Endotracheal tube
How much of the tube remains outside?

A

19 to 22

And check stomach and lungs

23
Q

V Tach or SVT

If unstable?

A

Both: Synchronized Cardioversion

If biphasic:
Cardioversion 100 J

If monophasic:
Cardioversion 200 J