Protocols (Cardiac Arrest) Flashcards

1
Q

Metoprolol dose recurring Vfib/Vtach

A

5mg IV/IO over 1 min

May repeat to max 15mg

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2
Q

After 3rd shock and fib/Vtach hasn’t broken, next shock should be…

A

Double sequential, two sets pads/two monitors 720 joules

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3
Q

Persistent V-fib/V-tach meds

A

Lidocaine 100 mg IV/IO
-or-
Procainamide 1.5 g IV/IO over 15 mins

Max procainamide dose reached then,
Metoprolol 5 mg over 1 min, repeat q 5 mins x3 (up to 15 mg total)

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4
Q

Epi drip cardiac arrest

A

To give 1mg q 4 mins: Mix 12 mL (12mg) epi 1:1 in 250 mL bag of NS with 10gtt/min (macro) drip set.

Run @ 60 http/min (~1 gtt q second)

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5
Q

Rx for Torsades

A

Defib

2g mag sulfate over 2 mins

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6
Q

Max cold fluid dose

A

2 L

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7
Q

Epi infusion set-up

A

Mix 12mg of 1:1000 (12 mL) in a 250 mL bag of NS with a 10 gtt/cc drip set.

Run at 60 gtt/min (one drop q second) to deliver approx 1mg q 4 min.

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8
Q

Drugs to consider after 3rd shock for refractory Vfib/Vtach when Vfib/Vtach has not broken at all

A

Procainamide 1.5g IV/IO over 15 min or lidocaine 100mg

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9
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Rx for tricyclic antidepressant OD

A

Sodium bicarbonate 50 mEq IV/IO

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10
Q

Procainamide dose for recurrent Vfib/Vtach

A

1.5g IV/IO over 15 mins

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11
Q

Lidocaine dose recurring fib/Vtach

A

100mg IV/IO

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12
Q

induced hypothermia target temp

A

33 C / 91.4 F (range 32-34 C)

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13
Q

Calcium Chloride dose for PEA with suspected hyperkalemia (renal failure) or hypocalcemia

A

1g IV/IO

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14
Q

Consider what drug for extended down time, hyperkalemia, renal failure or tricyclic antidepressant OD?

A

Sodium bicarbonate 50 mEq

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15
Q

Peds cardiac arrest defibrillation energy setting

A

4 joules/kg

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16
Q

Adult Norepi (levaphed) dose for BP after ROSC

A

1-10 mcg/min IV/IO

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17
Q

Dopamine dose for post ROSC hypotension or bradycardia

A

5-20 mcg/kg/min IV/IO

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18
Q

Maternal arrest

A

Treat mother per appropriate protocol for rhythm. Rapid transport. Place her supine and manually displace uterus to left. Place IV/IO above diaphragm if possible. Defib appropriately.

19
Q

ROSC fluid bolus dose for adult

A

500 mL repeated to 2 L max

20
Q

After ROSC, don’t move pt for ___ mins

21
Q

Ventilatory rate during cardiac arrest with BVM

A

8-10 breaths/min

22
Q

Organophosphate poisoning OD

A

Nerve agent antidote kit

Atropine and 2pam

23
Q

ROSC RR

A

6-12 breaths/min to an ETCO2 of 35-45 mmHg

24
Q

If refractory fib/Vtach after two shocks…

A

Replace pads and move to new location

25
Q

For shockable rhythm defib every ___ mins

26
Q

criteria for induced hypothermia

A

cardiac arrest or ROSC not related to trauma or hemorrhage or intracranial hemorrhage. temp must be greater than 34 F / 93 F. Advanced airway or BIAD in place.

27
Q

Drugs to consider for recurring Vfib/Vtach after 3 shocks

A

Procainamide, lidocaine, metoprolol

28
Q

post ROSC hyperventilation must be avoided due to potentially causing…

A

severe hypotension or recurring arrest

29
Q

Amiodarone Vfib/Vtach arrest dose

A

300mg IV/IO

Repeat once at 150mg

30
Q

Atropine indication in PEA arrest

A

organized PEA with rate

31
Q

Optimum ROSC ETCO2

A

35-45 mmHg

32
Q

glucagon dose for PEA with suspected beta or calcium channel blocker OD

A

4mg IV/IO/IM

33
Q

Epi cardiac arrest dose

A

1mg of 1:10 IV/IO q 3-5 mins

34
Q

Rx for calcium channel or beta blocker OD

A

Glucagon 4 mg IV/IO (repeat x1 in 15 mins)

Calcium chloride 1g IV/IO

dopamine 5-20 mcg/kg/min

35
Q

Rx for cardiac arrest with renal failure

A

Calcium chloride 1g IV/IO

Sodium bicarbonate 50 mEq IV/IO

36
Q

Titrate post ROSC pressors (dopamine) to

37
Q

survival from asystole/PEA is based on…

A

identifying and correcting the cause

38
Q

Consider early for PEA…

A
  • repeated NS boluses for hypovolemia
  • check/treat BGL
  • Narcan
  • Glucagon beta blocker or Ca2+ channel blocker OD
  • CaCl for hyperkalemia or hypocalcemia
  • Sodium Bicarb for OD or renal failure
  • Epi drip
  • Dopamine
  • Atropine 1mg IV ONLY for PEA with rate
39
Q

consider definitive airway placement early in ___ arrest

40
Q

site for needle chest decompression

A

second intercostal space, midclavicular on the side of the tension pneumo. Insert 14g catheter just above the third rib.

41
Q

ETCO2 with BIAD or advanced airway should be

42
Q

Adult CPR compression rate

A

120/min (utilize metronome)

43
Q

in cardiac arrest, consider sodium bicarb for suspected ___ overdose

A

tricyclic antidepressant OD

44
Q

Pulseless V-tach/V-fib drugs

A
Epi 1:10,000 1mg q 3-5 mins
Amiodarone 300 mg IV/IO
Amiodarone 150 mg IV/IO
Consider Mag 2g IV/IO (torsades)
Consider Bicarb 50 mEq (renal, extended downtime)