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What are the 3 components for the Glasgow Coma Scale?
Eye
Verbal
Motor
Eye opening response GCS scoring?
4 - spontaneously
3 - to speech
2 - to pain
1 - no response
Verbal response GCS scoring?
5 - AAO x 3 4 - confused 3 - inappropriate words - random or exclamatory speech 2 - incomprehensible sounds (moaning) 1 - no response
Motor response GCS scoring?
6 - obeys commands 5 - moves to LOCALIZED pain 4 - flexion withdrawal from pain 3 - abnormal flexion (decorticate) 2 - abnormal extension (decerebrate) 1 - No response
What are the 6 H’s of PEA?
Hyperkalemia/Hypokalemia Hypoxia Hypothermia H+ Ion excess (acidosis) Hypovolemia Hypoglycemia
What are the 5 T’s of PEA?
Trauma Toxins Thrombosis Tamponade Tension Pneumo
How many unsuccessful intubation attempts = failed airway?
3
How much is the usual tube length in men?
Women?
How much should it be above the carina?
23cm
21cm
2cm
What 5 things constitute a POSSIBLE difficult bagging?
Facial hair Obese Snoring No teeth Advanced age
How much succinylcholine should be given in RSI?
Rocuronium?
1-1.5 mg/kg
1 mg/kg
How much etomidate used in RSI?
Propofol?
Ketamine?
0.3 mg/kg
.5-1.5 mg/kg
1-2 mg/kg
Absolute contraindications to succinylcholine?
NM disorder
Denervation injury older than 7 days
Severe burns older than 5 days bc of hyperkalemia
How many PVCs in a row = nonsustained Vtach?
3
Give PVC characteristics:
Premature and wide QRS
No preceding p wave
ST segment and T wave of the PVC are directed in opposite directions
Hemodynamically unstable pt w/PVCs you can give what?
Lidocaine 1 to 1.5 mg/kg IV