Principles and Canned Phrases Flashcards
Review "go to" phrases for different pathology types/workup principles, etc
Any trauma patient
Place patient on monitor and O2
Establish two large bore IVs
Ensure we had uncrossed blood available
Complete my primary survey evaluating airway breathing circulation.
Send. Full set of labs in idling CBC, CMP, lipase, coags, Utox
estrogen exposure
Menarchy (early menarch increases risk)
Parity (less parity increases risk)
Breast feeding (less breast feeding increases risk)
Menopause (late menopause increases risk)
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT increases risk)
Hs and Ts
Hypovolemia
Hypoxia
Hydrogen ion (acidosis)
Hypo/hyperkalemia
Hypothermia
Tension ptx
Toxins
Thrombosis coronary
Thrombosis pulmonary
Epi dosing during code
1mg every 3-5 minutes
When to use alternate meds apart from epi for cardiac arrest algorithm?
Which meds?
What dose?
Consider after 2+ shocks and 1 epi for VF/pVT
Amiodarone 300mg 1st dose then 150mg 2nd dose
Lidocaine 1mg/kg 1st dose then 0.5 mg/kg 2nd dose
Alternate with epi
What is the shock energy for defibrillation?
Biphasic:
1st: 120-200J
2nd and subsequent should be equivalent to first or higher
Monophasic:
360J
Breath ratio once advanced airway achieved in CPR
1 breath every 6 seconds
10/min with compressions