Peer 9 - procedures Flashcards

1
Q

Indications for thoracentesis?

A

relief of dyspnea associated with large effusion, suspected pleural space infection, new effusion without a clear clinical diagnosis

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2
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treatment of unstable tachyarrythmias

A

synchronized cardioversion

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3
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treatment of unstable bradyarrhythmias

A

transcutaneous/transvenous pacing

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4
Q

most reliable way to confirm ET tube intubation

A

end tidal capnography

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5
Q

men and postmenopausal women should receive what blood type?

A

O+

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6
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women of child bearing years should receive what blood type transfusion?

A

O-

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7
Q

indications for NG tube?

A

stomach herniation, gastric decompression, medication/contrast in intractable vomiting, monitor upper GI bleed

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8
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contraindications to NG tube?

A

alkali injury/corrosive ingestion, basical skull fx or midface injury, coag, esophageal strictures, gastric bypass/lap band surgery

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9
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indications for pacing?

A

AV block or sinus node dysfunction, or other arrhythmias such as torsades that would benefit –> not used in hypothermic patients

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10
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tx of subungual hematoma occupying more than 50% of nail plate?

A

trephination

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11
Q

when do you do nail plate removal instead of trephination?

A

nail avulsion or disruption of the nail fold

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12
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size of ETT for neonates?

A

2.5 uncuffed if premature, 3.0 uncuffed if not premature

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13
Q

when do you perform perimortem cesarean delivery?

A

maternal cardiac arrest at greater than 24 weeks’ gestation

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14
Q

mother and neonate survive more likely when delivery is performed in what time span?

A

less than 5 minutes

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15
Q

how big and where is the incision for perimortem c delivery?

A

vertically from pubic symphysis to the umbilicus

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16
Q

when do you consider lateral canthotomy?

A

retrobulbar hemorrhage with intraocular pressure higher than 40 mm Hg

17
Q

best incision for thrombosed hemorrhoid for minimal complications?

A

elliptical incision

18
Q

contraindications to video or fiberoptic laryngoscopy?

A

airway containing blood or vomit

19
Q

ester local anesthetics? more likely to produce allergies

A

Can’t Treat Pain with Esters

Can’t - cocaine
Treat - tetracaine
Pain - Procaine/ chloroprocaine

20
Q

amide local anesthetics?

A

two i’s in their name

bupivacaine
lidocaine
prilocaine etc

21
Q

structure mos tlikely injured if peritonsillar abscess drainage is too far posterior and lateral?q

A

carotid artery

22
Q

steps to trouble shoot urinary retention caused by suspected urethral obstruction

A
  • attempt 14 Fr Foley cath
  • attempt to pass a coude cath
  • consider requesting a urology consultation
  • attempt suprapubic tube placement
23
Q

preferred med for shoulder dislocation with hypotension for procedural sedation?

A

fentanyl - minimal effect on BP, provides analgesia and sedation –> also reversible agent

24
Q

best closure technique with greatest tensile strength in a wound located over a joint

A

sutures

25
Q

volume of contrast injected into adult bladder in cystourethrogram?

A

400 ml

26
Q

in trauma always get ____ before getting cytogram?

A

retrograde urethrogram

27
Q

preferred access sites for placing a transvenous pacemaker?

A

right IJ and left subclavian vein

28
Q

absolute contraindication to transvenous pacing?

A

prosthetic tricuspid valve

29
Q

steps for controlling nosebleeds?

A

nasal pressure
cautery
nasal packing

  • otherwise assume posterior and call ENT
30
Q

contraindications to NIV

A
absent or agonal resp effort
AMS
life threatening epistaxis
max/face trauma
basical skull fx
severe hypotension
vomiting
31
Q

contraindications to IO line insertion?

A
fx of same bone
previous IO attempt on same bone
IVC injury
osteogenesis imperfecta
osteopetrosis
overlying cellulitis
32
Q

contraindications to gastric lavage?

A
unprotected airway
hydrocarbon ingestion
corrosive ingestion
FB ingestion
bleeding diathesis
known esophageal strictures
history of gastric bypass
small children
33
Q

findings with concern for compartment syndrome?

A

five Ps

pain with passive extension
paresthesias
paresis/paralysis
pallor
pulselessness
34
Q

first step of g tube dysfunction/clogging?

A

milking the proximal portion of the tube

35
Q

conus medullaris ends at which vertebrae in infants?

A

L2-L3

36
Q

conus medullaris ends at which vertebrae in adult?

A

L1-L2

37
Q

structure of concern when doing a left sided thoracotomy?

A

phrenic nerve