Untitled Deck Flashcards

1
Q

what is the formula for calculating volume?

A

volume = dose / conc

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2
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what is meant by a 1:5 dilution?

A

1 part drug to 4 parts solution

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3
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what does dilution w/ equal volume mean?

A

same volume as already used i.e. double the existing vol

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4
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which concentration should be used when calculating the diluted volume?

A

the diluted conc

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5
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what is the formula used to calculate rate (volume per time)?

A

rate (volume per time) = dose per time / conc

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6
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what is the formula used to calculate rate?

A

rate = dose / time

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7
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what does percentage mean?

A

Xg in 100mls

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8
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what does 1:100 mean?

A

1g in 100mls

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9
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what do ratios mean?

A

g in mls

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10
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how do you calculate how much more patients are allowed?

A

calculate max dose and then subtract how much the pt has already had to determine how much more can be given

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11
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how much Na is in Na Cl 0.9% 1000mls?

A

150 mmol Na

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12
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how much K is in K Cl 0.3% 1000mls?

A

40 mmol K

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13
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how much K is in K Cl 0.15% 1000mls?

A

20 mmol K

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14
Q

what fluid prescription should be given for emergency resuscitation?

A

Na Cl 0.9% 500ml over 10 mins

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15
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what fluid prescription should be given for emergency hypoglycaemia?

A

glucose 20% 100ml over 15 mins

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16
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what fluid prescription should be given for emergency hypokalaemia?

A

Na Cl 0.9% / K Cl 0.3% 1000ml over 4 hrs (fast bag)

17
Q

what fluid prescription should be given for emergency hyercalcaemia?

A

Na Cl 0.9% 1000ml over 4 hrs (fast bag)

18
Q

what fluid prescription should be given for maintenance fluids w/out deficits or losses?

A

25-30 ml / kg / 24 hr water
1mmol / kg / 24 hr Na
1 mmol / kg / 24 hr K
50 - 100g / 24 hr glucose

aim for 1000mls over 8-12 hrs

19
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what fluid prescription should be given for maintainance fluids w/ deficits or losses (e.g. vomiting and diarrhoea)?

A

30 ml / kg / 24 hr water
ensure electrolytes are replaced

aim for 1000mls over 4-6 hrs (faster bag)

20
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how quickly can K be replaced?

A

no faster than 10 mmol / hr

21
Q

which electrolyte needs to be replaced exactly?

A

K (Na doesn’t need to be as strict)

22
Q

what are the clinical indicators that a pt needs emergency resuscitation?

A

low BP
prolonged CRT
high HR

23
Q

what is the management of hypertension in pregnancy?

A

stop ACEi / ARB and start labetolol

24
Q

what is given to pts who have eclampsia?

A

75mg of aspirin every day from 12 wks until birth

25
Q

what is the management of eclampsia?

A

magnesium sulphate until 24hrs after birth or the last seizure

26
Q

what is the reversal agent for magnesium sulphate?

A

calcium gluconate

27
Q

what is the management of high cholesterol in pregnancy?

A

bile acid sequestrates (statins are contraindicated)

28
Q

what is used for rapid relief of SOB in pulmonary oedema?

A

furosemide 50mg IV