KAISER EKG FINALS ALL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
SET A+
✔✔pacemaker failure to capture - ✔✔pacemaker spike occurs but is not followed by
QRS complex
✔✔pacemaker failure to sense - ✔✔spike following qrs complex too early
✔✔pacemaker failure to pace - ✔✔missing spike
✔✔r on t phenomenon - ✔✔PVC falls on T wave, can cause v fib
✔✔subendocardial ischemia - ✔✔ST segment depression and T wave inversion
✔✔transmural MI - ✔✔STEMI
✔✔nitro dosage for MI - ✔✔0.4mg sublingual
✔✔ASA dosage for MI - ✔✔325mg
✔✔what to do if chest pain reoccurs after nitro SL - ✔✔5-10 IV nitrate
✔✔how much morphine for MI - ✔✔IV 2-4 mg bolus, with 2-4 mg repeated q 5-10
minutes until relieved or intolerance
✔✔epi is generally used for - ✔✔Vfib, Pulseless ventricular tachycardia when cpr
inefefective and 1-2 defib shocks given
✔✔epi should not be used for - ✔✔cardiogenic shock because it increases myocardial
oxygen demand
✔✔atropine is given in what dosage - ✔✔1 mg every 3-5 min for max of 3 doses
, ✔✔amiodorone - ✔✔Antiarrhythmic
✔✔amiodorone should not be used - ✔✔in polymorphic VT due to prolonged QT
interval
✔✔lidocaine is used for - ✔✔ventricular dysrhythmias, second option
✔✔mag sulfate - ✔✔antiarryth,ic, indicated for torsades de pointes
✔✔adenosine - ✔✔used when vagal maneuvers fail to terminiate stable SVT
✔✔Vfib and vtach primary drugs - ✔✔epi 1mg q3-5 min
amiodarone
lidocaine
mag
✔✔asystole/ PEA primary drugs - ✔✔epi 1 mg q3-5 min
✔✔bradycardia primary drugs - ✔✔atropine 1mg, q3-5 min, max 3 doses
epi infusion
dopamine infusion
✔✔tachycardia primary drugs - ✔✔Adenosine 6mg, then 12 mg if unsuccessful (SVT
narrow complex only)
diltiaxem
betablockers
amiodorone
digoxin
verapimil
magnesium
✔✔acute coronary syndromes primary drugs - ✔✔oxygen
ASA
Nitro
Morphine
fibrinolytic
heparin
beta-blockers
✔✔acute stroke primary drugs - ✔✔tenecteplase
glucose (D50)
labetalol
nitroprusside
nicardipine
SET A+
✔✔pacemaker failure to capture - ✔✔pacemaker spike occurs but is not followed by
QRS complex
✔✔pacemaker failure to sense - ✔✔spike following qrs complex too early
✔✔pacemaker failure to pace - ✔✔missing spike
✔✔r on t phenomenon - ✔✔PVC falls on T wave, can cause v fib
✔✔subendocardial ischemia - ✔✔ST segment depression and T wave inversion
✔✔transmural MI - ✔✔STEMI
✔✔nitro dosage for MI - ✔✔0.4mg sublingual
✔✔ASA dosage for MI - ✔✔325mg
✔✔what to do if chest pain reoccurs after nitro SL - ✔✔5-10 IV nitrate
✔✔how much morphine for MI - ✔✔IV 2-4 mg bolus, with 2-4 mg repeated q 5-10
minutes until relieved or intolerance
✔✔epi is generally used for - ✔✔Vfib, Pulseless ventricular tachycardia when cpr
inefefective and 1-2 defib shocks given
✔✔epi should not be used for - ✔✔cardiogenic shock because it increases myocardial
oxygen demand
✔✔atropine is given in what dosage - ✔✔1 mg every 3-5 min for max of 3 doses
, ✔✔amiodorone - ✔✔Antiarrhythmic
✔✔amiodorone should not be used - ✔✔in polymorphic VT due to prolonged QT
interval
✔✔lidocaine is used for - ✔✔ventricular dysrhythmias, second option
✔✔mag sulfate - ✔✔antiarryth,ic, indicated for torsades de pointes
✔✔adenosine - ✔✔used when vagal maneuvers fail to terminiate stable SVT
✔✔Vfib and vtach primary drugs - ✔✔epi 1mg q3-5 min
amiodarone
lidocaine
mag
✔✔asystole/ PEA primary drugs - ✔✔epi 1 mg q3-5 min
✔✔bradycardia primary drugs - ✔✔atropine 1mg, q3-5 min, max 3 doses
epi infusion
dopamine infusion
✔✔tachycardia primary drugs - ✔✔Adenosine 6mg, then 12 mg if unsuccessful (SVT
narrow complex only)
diltiaxem
betablockers
amiodorone
digoxin
verapimil
magnesium
✔✔acute coronary syndromes primary drugs - ✔✔oxygen
ASA
Nitro
Morphine
fibrinolytic
heparin
beta-blockers
✔✔acute stroke primary drugs - ✔✔tenecteplase
glucose (D50)
labetalol
nitroprusside
nicardipine