FPC PREP
Tumbling - ANS-The rotation on 360 degree axis
Yaw - ANS-Deviation up to 90° from a straight path
Normal lab values for CVP and RAP - ANS-2 to 6
Normal lab values for cardiac output - ANS-Stroke volume times heart rate
4-8 liters/min
Normal lab values for cardiac index - ANS-2.5 to 4.3
Normal lab values for pulmonary arteries to Systolic - ANS-15 to 25
Normal lab values for pulmonary artery diastolic - ANS-8 to 15
Normal lab values for wedge pressure - ANS-8 to 12
Normal lab values for SVR - ANS-800 to 1200 dynes/sec/cm5
When you assess CVP or PA pressures on a mechanically vented patient - ANS-At the end of
exhalation
Chest tube location in the pediatric trauma patient - ANS-5th intercostal space anterior mid
axillary
Chest tube location on the adult trauma patient - ANS-4th intercostal space anterior axillary
Needle thoracostomy on the trauma patient - ANS-Second or third intercostal space mid-
clavicular or the 5th intercostal space anterior mid axillary line
During a trauma with rib fractures in ribs 1-3 what trauma should be expected - ANS-Aortic
disruption
In trauma a Scaphoid abdomen indicates - ANS-Diaphragmatic rupture
What is the treatment for a diaphragmatic rupture - ANS-Gastric decompression and intubation
And a high-risk OB patients what are the indications for abruptio placenta - ANS-Dark red
bleeding with associated tearing pain
Tumbling - ANS-The rotation on 360 degree axis
Yaw - ANS-Deviation up to 90° from a straight path
Normal lab values for CVP and RAP - ANS-2 to 6
Normal lab values for cardiac output - ANS-Stroke volume times heart rate
4-8 liters/min
Normal lab values for cardiac index - ANS-2.5 to 4.3
Normal lab values for pulmonary arteries to Systolic - ANS-15 to 25
Normal lab values for pulmonary artery diastolic - ANS-8 to 15
Normal lab values for wedge pressure - ANS-8 to 12
Normal lab values for SVR - ANS-800 to 1200 dynes/sec/cm5
When you assess CVP or PA pressures on a mechanically vented patient - ANS-At the end of
exhalation
Chest tube location in the pediatric trauma patient - ANS-5th intercostal space anterior mid
axillary
Chest tube location on the adult trauma patient - ANS-4th intercostal space anterior axillary
Needle thoracostomy on the trauma patient - ANS-Second or third intercostal space mid-
clavicular or the 5th intercostal space anterior mid axillary line
During a trauma with rib fractures in ribs 1-3 what trauma should be expected - ANS-Aortic
disruption
In trauma a Scaphoid abdomen indicates - ANS-Diaphragmatic rupture
What is the treatment for a diaphragmatic rupture - ANS-Gastric decompression and intubation
And a high-risk OB patients what are the indications for abruptio placenta - ANS-Dark red
bleeding with associated tearing pain