Sharp ESO EXAM WITH ACCURATE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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1. Nurse initiating ESO will document - ANSWER ✓ 1. Life threatening condition
2.Precipitating factors
3. Specific ESO implemented
4. Patient response
5. When and which physician was notified
2. ESO are initiated: - ANSWER ✓ For life-threatening patient conditions in the
absence of the physician or specific orders
3. Adequate CPR - ANSWER ✓ 1. Push hard
2. Full chest recoil
, 3. Minimize interruptions
4. 100-120 compressions/min
5. 15 L O2 by bag mask (10 breaths per min)
6. 30:2
4. ETCO2 monitoring - ANSWER ✓ Use to assess quality of CPR and evaluate
return of rosc
5. How many breaths with advanced airway? - ANSWER ✓ 1 breath every 6
seconds
6. Targeted temperature management - ANSWER ✓ Should be used on all
patients not following commands or purposeful movement within 120 mins
after ROSC
7. What is a rapid bolus? - ANSWER ✓ Fluids administered in 5-15 mins
8. Non invasive cardiac monitoring - ANSWER ✓ Device that uses bioreactane to
determine cardiac output and is implemented where available by RRT or ICU
RN to determine fluid responsiveness and guide fluid resuscitation
,9. Passive leg raise - ANSWER ✓ Position patient flat on their back, and their
legs are elevated to 45 degrees.
10. These interventions are instituted for all emergency situations outlined in the
ESO Standardized Procedure: - ANSWER ✓ 1.
Obtain intravenous (IV)/intraosseous (IO) access
2. Begin IV infusion of normal saline (NS) at keep vein open (KVO). If IV
access is unavailable: Lidocaine, Epinephrine, Atropine, and Naloxone
(Narcan) may be administered via endotracheal route at doses of 2-2 1/2 times
the IV dose.
3. If IV access is unavailable, Naloxone (Narcan) may be administered IM at
the same dose as IV administration
4. Flush the IV line with 20mL of NS after each IV medication given and
elevate the extremity if applicable.
5. In applicable situations, obtain oxygen (O2) saturation
6.Monitor and document ETCO2 for code blue events.
7. Titrate oxygen to patients' response.
, 11. Signs (objective): - ANSWER ✓ Tachypnea, apnea, respiratory depression,
tachycardia, bradycardia, arrhythmias, hypotension, decreased O2 saturation,
dyspnea, change in level of consciousness, increased intracranial pressure
(ICP), status epilepticus
12. Symptoms (subjective) - ANSWER ✓ Dizziness, lightheadedness, chest pain,
shortness of breath (SOB), chest pain, weakness, cold, diaphoresis, heart
palpitations, anxiousness
13. What is the initial treatment for asystole? - ANSWER ✓ Initiate CPR
immediately
14. What is the recommended oxygen flow rate for a patient in asystole? -
ANSWER ✓ O2 at 15L/minute ambu bag (10 breaths/minute)
15. What medication is administered in asystole and how often? - ANSWER ✓
Epinephrine 1mg IVP/IO (0.1 mg/mL), repeat every 3-5 min
16. How frequently should pulse checks be performed during CPR for asystole? -
ANSWER ✓ Every 2 minutes
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | LATEST
(2026/2027) UPDATED VERSION |
100% GUARANTEED PASS
{JUST RELEASED}
1. Nurse initiating ESO will document - ANSWER ✓ 1. Life threatening condition
2.Precipitating factors
3. Specific ESO implemented
4. Patient response
5. When and which physician was notified
2. ESO are initiated: - ANSWER ✓ For life-threatening patient conditions in the
absence of the physician or specific orders
3. Adequate CPR - ANSWER ✓ 1. Push hard
2. Full chest recoil
, 3. Minimize interruptions
4. 100-120 compressions/min
5. 15 L O2 by bag mask (10 breaths per min)
6. 30:2
4. ETCO2 monitoring - ANSWER ✓ Use to assess quality of CPR and evaluate
return of rosc
5. How many breaths with advanced airway? - ANSWER ✓ 1 breath every 6
seconds
6. Targeted temperature management - ANSWER ✓ Should be used on all
patients not following commands or purposeful movement within 120 mins
after ROSC
7. What is a rapid bolus? - ANSWER ✓ Fluids administered in 5-15 mins
8. Non invasive cardiac monitoring - ANSWER ✓ Device that uses bioreactane to
determine cardiac output and is implemented where available by RRT or ICU
RN to determine fluid responsiveness and guide fluid resuscitation
,9. Passive leg raise - ANSWER ✓ Position patient flat on their back, and their
legs are elevated to 45 degrees.
10. These interventions are instituted for all emergency situations outlined in the
ESO Standardized Procedure: - ANSWER ✓ 1.
Obtain intravenous (IV)/intraosseous (IO) access
2. Begin IV infusion of normal saline (NS) at keep vein open (KVO). If IV
access is unavailable: Lidocaine, Epinephrine, Atropine, and Naloxone
(Narcan) may be administered via endotracheal route at doses of 2-2 1/2 times
the IV dose.
3. If IV access is unavailable, Naloxone (Narcan) may be administered IM at
the same dose as IV administration
4. Flush the IV line with 20mL of NS after each IV medication given and
elevate the extremity if applicable.
5. In applicable situations, obtain oxygen (O2) saturation
6.Monitor and document ETCO2 for code blue events.
7. Titrate oxygen to patients' response.
, 11. Signs (objective): - ANSWER ✓ Tachypnea, apnea, respiratory depression,
tachycardia, bradycardia, arrhythmias, hypotension, decreased O2 saturation,
dyspnea, change in level of consciousness, increased intracranial pressure
(ICP), status epilepticus
12. Symptoms (subjective) - ANSWER ✓ Dizziness, lightheadedness, chest pain,
shortness of breath (SOB), chest pain, weakness, cold, diaphoresis, heart
palpitations, anxiousness
13. What is the initial treatment for asystole? - ANSWER ✓ Initiate CPR
immediately
14. What is the recommended oxygen flow rate for a patient in asystole? -
ANSWER ✓ O2 at 15L/minute ambu bag (10 breaths/minute)
15. What medication is administered in asystole and how often? - ANSWER ✓
Epinephrine 1mg IVP/IO (0.1 mg/mL), repeat every 3-5 min
16. How frequently should pulse checks be performed during CPR for asystole? -
ANSWER ✓ Every 2 minutes
