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1
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what does inc CRP indicate?

A

inc risk for CAD

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2
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normal MAP?

formula?

no perfusion to organs?

A

Normal: 70-105

SBP + (DBPx2)/3

<60 will not allow adequate perfusion to organs

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3
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normal CVP?

what does it measure?

what does it mean if it is inc?

A

2-8

Measures right ventricular PL

If ­CVP si inc = right ventricular failure and fluid volume overload

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4
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normal ejection fraction?

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55-70%

low: dec CO, SOB

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5
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pulsus paradoxus?

what is it seen with?

A

systolic BP dec >10mmHg during inhalation

cardiac tamponade

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6
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1st degree AV block

asymptomatic, no tx needed

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7
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AFIB

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8
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A FLUTTER

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9
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2ND DEGREE AV BLOCK TYPE 2

more p waves than QRS

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10
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SVT

HR 150-220

Prolonged: dec CO sx (hypotension, palpitations, dyspnea, angina)

Tx: vagal maneuvers, adenosine (drug of choice)

If all this is unsuccessful, sync cardioversion may be used

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11
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PVC

Tx: antidysrhythmics

Can preced VF

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12
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V TACH

Pulse or pulseless

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13
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V FIB

lethal

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14
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3rd degree AV block/complete heart block

P wave does not coincide with QRS

CM: dec CO sx

Tx: temporary or permanent pacing

Life threatening

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15
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sinus tachycardia

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16
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auscultating a heart

aortic

pulmonic

erbs point

tricuspid

mitral/apex/PMI

A

aortic: 2nd ICS right of sternal border
pulmonic: 2nd ICS left of sternal border

erbs point: 3rd ICS left of sternal border

tricuspid: 5th ICS to the left of the sternal border

mitral/apex/PMI: 5th ICS at midclavicular line

17
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orthostatic vital signs

A

supine, sitting, standing (2 min each)

if any position changes from supine values produce this…STOP

dec SBP >20

dec DBP >10

in pulse >20

18
Q

how long do you assess apical pulse?

if apical pulse is <___ hold digoxin

A

Assess apical for 1 minute

if apical pulse is <60, hold digoxin

19
Q

chest tube drainage that is an emergency?

A

_>_100mL/hr of frank red blood

20
Q

torsades de pointes?

what type of rhythm is this and what can it lead to?

what causes it?

A
  • prolonged QT intervals and ­clients susceptibility to VT
  • cause: Hypomag
  • Type of VT…can quickly turn into VF
21
Q

narrowed pulse pressure?

A

SBP-DBP = <40mmHg

22
Q

burns rule of nines?

A
23
Q

What is the most important thing for burn patients and how do we assess it?

sodium and potassium?

A

fluid resuscitation (LR), check UO

hypovolemia, dec H&H

hyponatremia, hyperkalemia

24
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cranial nerves

A

I (olfactory) smell

II (optic) visual acuity and fields

III (oculomotor) pupil constriction, extraocular movements

IV (trochlear) extraocular movements

V (trigeminal) clench teeth, light touch

VI (abducens) extraocular movements

VII (facial) facial movements

VIII (acoustic) hearing, romberg test

IX (glossopharengeal) gag reflex

X (vagus) say “ah” uvular and palatte movements

XI (spinal accessory) turn head and lift shoulders to ressitance

XII (hypoglossal) stick out tongue