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What ion is responsible for contraction of the myocardium? - CorreCt
Answers -Calcium
What ion is responsible for repolarization of the myocardium - CorreCt
Answers -Potassium
When is therapeutic hypothermia indicated? - CorreCt Answers -When
your PT gets ROSC and is still unconscious
Treatment of croup - CorreCt Answers -Administration of cool mist or
humidified or nebulized oxygen
Pediatric adenosine dose - CorreCt Answers -0.1 mg/kg MR 0.2mg/kg
Pediatric amiodarone cardiac arrest dose - CorreCt Answers -5 mg/kg
3 signs of Becks triad - CorreCt Answers -Elevated pulse pressure, muffled
heart tones, and hypotension
Rhabdomyolysis - CorreCt Answers -When the body will break down
muscle tissue and release the byproduct into the bloodstream
,What sign of early shock is frequently overlooked? - CorreCt Answers -
Tachycardia
Eccymosis - CorreCt Answers -Bruising that looks identical to a contusion,
but is not the result of internal bleeding.
Lefort I fracture - CorreCt Answers -Fracture involving the maxillae
Lefort II - CorreCt Answers -Fractures involving the maxillae and nose
Lefort III - CorreCt Answers -Fractures of the maxillae, nose and orbits
Andy will typically be a fracture off of the skull also
What is the ratio of fluid replacement to fluid loss in shock patients? -
CorreCt Answers -3:1
In a patient with a tension pneumothorax the trachea will deviate toward
which side? - CorreCt Answers -Opposite
3rd trimester bright red and painless vaginal bleeding - CorreCt Answers -
Placenta previa
3rd trimester dark red vaginal bleeding with severe pain - CorreCt Answers
-Abruptio placenta
Excessive menstrual flow is known as what? - CorreCt Answers -
Menorrhagia
,The proper flow rate of a blow by NRB mask - CorreCt Answers -5 LPM
How many mL of blood is typically well tolerated by a mother post
delivery? - CorreCt Answers -500
The parkland burn formula - CorreCt Answers -BSA x 4ml x kg body weight
Pulmonary embolisms will typically present with this finding on an ECG -
CorreCt Answers -S1Q3T3
Normal changes in pregnant vital signs include - CorreCt Answers -Increase
in heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood volume and a decrease in blood
pressure
What is the most important extrauterine function? - CorreCt Answers -
Respiration
The initial dose for pediatric cardioversion is - CorreCt Answers -0.5-1J/kg
The second dose for pediatric cardioversion is - CorreCt Answers -2J/kg
A PT with hypokalemia will present with what abnormal ecg findings -
CorreCt Answers -U wave
, A PT with hyperkalemia will present with what abnormal ecg findings -
CorreCt Answers -T wave
The morphology of univocal PVCs is - CorreCt Answers -Constant
configuration
The 3 components to the pediatric assessments - CorreCt Answers -
Appearance, work of breathing and circulation
The thermoregulagory center in the brain isn't located where - CorreCt
Answers -The hypothalamus
How long does a 12 lead ekg record? - CorreCt Answers -12 seconds
Pain and bruising in the flank area - CorreCt Answers -Grey turners sign
The AV node typically beats - CorreCt Answers -40-60bpm
The dose of an epi drip - CorreCt Answers -2-10mcg/min
How to set up and epi drip - CorreCt Answers -8mg epi(1:1,000) in 1L NS
The first intervention in stable SVT - CorreCt Answers -Vagal maneuvers
How to calculate cardiac output - CorreCt Answers -HR x SV