Critical Care Hesi Final Real Exam 2023
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what should be corrected before administration of vasoactive agents -correct answer- Hypovolemia
should be corrected before the administration of any vasoactive agents
vasopressors -correct answer- act to increase blood pressure
They mimic the effects of the sympathetic nervous system by stimulating alpha, beta, and other vascular
receptors
dopamine -correct answer- low dose: increase in renal blood flow and urine output
median dose: increase in HR, contractility, and CO
high dose: increase in vasoconstiction
ONLY GIVE THROUGH A CENTRAL LINE
side effects of dopamine -correct answer- tachycardia
chest pain
nausea
,vomiting
arrythmias
epinephrine -correct answer- low dose: increase in HR, contractility, bronchodilation
high dose: vasoconstrictor, decrease renal blood flow, decrease urine output, increase glucose
-second choice for septic shock
CENTRAL LINE ONLY
side effects of epinephrine -correct answer- increase in lactic acid, tremors, palpitations, arrhythmia,
hyperglycemia
norepinephrine -correct answer- POTENT vasoconstrictor that will also increase HR and stroke volume =
greater cardiac output.
CENTRAL LINE ONLY
drug of choice for septic shock
phenylephrine -correct answer- Extreme peripheral vasoconstriction
Monitor BP, EKG, renal function, and electrolytes
USED for patients with hypotension and profound tachycardia
, CENTRAL LINE ONLY
side effects of norepinephrine -correct answer- bradycardia, arrhythmia, digital ischemia
side effects of phenylephrine -correct answer- bradycardia, arrhythmia, increase urine output
vasopressin -correct answer- ALWAYS a second line agent
Constricts vascular smooth muscle
increases responsiveness of vasculature to the catecholamines
Replacing a deficiency--this is not a titratable "pressor"
drainage of chest tubes more than 200mL/hr or more usually means -correct answer- bleeding
complication
rise in water level in the chest tube means -correct answer- increased negative pressure which can cause
tissue or lung damage
bubbles in chest tubes -correct answer- Bubbles initially are okay, but if there are bubbles later their
may be a leak or the lung may be collapsed again.
tidaling in chest tubes -correct answer- the water should rise and fall with inhalation and exhalation.
main thing to monitor with chest tubes -correct answer- breath sounds
Latest Update:Complete Document
what should be corrected before administration of vasoactive agents -correct answer- Hypovolemia
should be corrected before the administration of any vasoactive agents
vasopressors -correct answer- act to increase blood pressure
They mimic the effects of the sympathetic nervous system by stimulating alpha, beta, and other vascular
receptors
dopamine -correct answer- low dose: increase in renal blood flow and urine output
median dose: increase in HR, contractility, and CO
high dose: increase in vasoconstiction
ONLY GIVE THROUGH A CENTRAL LINE
side effects of dopamine -correct answer- tachycardia
chest pain
nausea
,vomiting
arrythmias
epinephrine -correct answer- low dose: increase in HR, contractility, bronchodilation
high dose: vasoconstrictor, decrease renal blood flow, decrease urine output, increase glucose
-second choice for septic shock
CENTRAL LINE ONLY
side effects of epinephrine -correct answer- increase in lactic acid, tremors, palpitations, arrhythmia,
hyperglycemia
norepinephrine -correct answer- POTENT vasoconstrictor that will also increase HR and stroke volume =
greater cardiac output.
CENTRAL LINE ONLY
drug of choice for septic shock
phenylephrine -correct answer- Extreme peripheral vasoconstriction
Monitor BP, EKG, renal function, and electrolytes
USED for patients with hypotension and profound tachycardia
, CENTRAL LINE ONLY
side effects of norepinephrine -correct answer- bradycardia, arrhythmia, digital ischemia
side effects of phenylephrine -correct answer- bradycardia, arrhythmia, increase urine output
vasopressin -correct answer- ALWAYS a second line agent
Constricts vascular smooth muscle
increases responsiveness of vasculature to the catecholamines
Replacing a deficiency--this is not a titratable "pressor"
drainage of chest tubes more than 200mL/hr or more usually means -correct answer- bleeding
complication
rise in water level in the chest tube means -correct answer- increased negative pressure which can cause
tissue or lung damage
bubbles in chest tubes -correct answer- Bubbles initially are okay, but if there are bubbles later their
may be a leak or the lung may be collapsed again.
tidaling in chest tubes -correct answer- the water should rise and fall with inhalation and exhalation.
main thing to monitor with chest tubes -correct answer- breath sounds