(LATEST) SHARP ESO TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
When a doctor is not available, ESO-ANSWER pre-established medical orders
that have been authorized by the relevant medical staff can be administered. For
life-threatening diseases, these instructions provide immediate medical
procedures.
The highest CO2 content at the conclusion of each tidal breath is known as end-
tidal CO2 (ETCO2). reflects the heart's output while performing CPR.
An experienced doctor or IO-competent registered nurse inserts an ANSWER
specialized catheter into the intraosseous space as part of IO therapy.
ROSC-ANSWER spontaneous circulation has returned. Following cardiac
arrest, circulation is established by the presence of a felt pulse, blood pressure,
and an abrupt, sustained increase in EtCO2 (usually greater than 40).
The ANSWER core temperature for therapeutic hypothermia is 32–36 degrees
Celsius (89.6–96.8 degrees Fahrenheit).
Adult in a comatose state: no deliberate motor reaction, no eye opening to
discomfort
Unstable Signs: ANSWER tachycardia, bradycardia, arrhythmias, hypotension,
reduced O2 sat, dyspnea, altered LOC, elevated ICP, status epilipticus, apnea,
tachypnea, and resp depres
Symptoms that are unstable Dizziness, lightheadedness, SOB, chest discomfort,
weakness, cold, diaphoresis, palpitations in the heart, and anxiety
Titrate to patient response: ANSWER whether the patient's symptom that the
intervention was meant to alleviate has improved.
, Situations in which a Registered Nurse with ESO competency may carry out
ESO standard procedures - ANSWER 1. Setting: Rapid Response Event or
Code Blue
2. Scope of Supervision: in compliance with code status and in the absence of a
physician
3. Inform the Doctor
4. Availability of Meds
General Procedure for all patient situations that pose a risk to life The response
1. IV/IO access to KVO operating NS
2. Doses that are unavailable through IV access are 2-2 1/2 times those
administered by endotracheal route.
3. Use 20 NS to flush medications
4. O2
CPR: Compression-Ventilation (ANSWER 30:2)
Beats per minute: 100–120
When the advanced airway is in place, one breath every six seconds
full chest rebound and reduce disruptions
ANSWER 200: Defibrillation Joules
For conditions not covered by ESO policy, a physician may order 75-120-150-
200 cardioversion joules (ANSWER 200).
When is it appropriate to consider therapeutic hypothermia? Patients who do not
obey instructions or exhibit deliberate movement within 120 minutes of ROSC
should be evaluated for ANSWER.
Asystole: ANSWER CPR (2 minutes) O2 @ 15 L Ambu bag Epi 1 mg IVP
repeat every three to five minutes till ROSC
Bradycardia: If necessary, respond with O2 10L NRB
If there are wires for transvenous or epicardial pacing, connect to a pulse
generator and start pacing in accordance with protocol.
1 mg IVP every 3–5 minutes, with a maximum dosage of 3 mg
Transcutaneous Pacing as soon as it's accessible
IV infusion of dopamine 5 mcg/kg/min, up to 20
Epi IV infusion at a maximum rate of 2 mcg/min if unsuccessful
Answer CPR for two minutes and check for causes (the T's and H's) using
pulseless electrical activity (PEA).
Repeat till ROSC with O2 @ 15 L Ambu Bag Epi 1 mg IVP q3-5
ANSWERS
When a doctor is not available, ESO-ANSWER pre-established medical orders
that have been authorized by the relevant medical staff can be administered. For
life-threatening diseases, these instructions provide immediate medical
procedures.
The highest CO2 content at the conclusion of each tidal breath is known as end-
tidal CO2 (ETCO2). reflects the heart's output while performing CPR.
An experienced doctor or IO-competent registered nurse inserts an ANSWER
specialized catheter into the intraosseous space as part of IO therapy.
ROSC-ANSWER spontaneous circulation has returned. Following cardiac
arrest, circulation is established by the presence of a felt pulse, blood pressure,
and an abrupt, sustained increase in EtCO2 (usually greater than 40).
The ANSWER core temperature for therapeutic hypothermia is 32–36 degrees
Celsius (89.6–96.8 degrees Fahrenheit).
Adult in a comatose state: no deliberate motor reaction, no eye opening to
discomfort
Unstable Signs: ANSWER tachycardia, bradycardia, arrhythmias, hypotension,
reduced O2 sat, dyspnea, altered LOC, elevated ICP, status epilipticus, apnea,
tachypnea, and resp depres
Symptoms that are unstable Dizziness, lightheadedness, SOB, chest discomfort,
weakness, cold, diaphoresis, palpitations in the heart, and anxiety
Titrate to patient response: ANSWER whether the patient's symptom that the
intervention was meant to alleviate has improved.
, Situations in which a Registered Nurse with ESO competency may carry out
ESO standard procedures - ANSWER 1. Setting: Rapid Response Event or
Code Blue
2. Scope of Supervision: in compliance with code status and in the absence of a
physician
3. Inform the Doctor
4. Availability of Meds
General Procedure for all patient situations that pose a risk to life The response
1. IV/IO access to KVO operating NS
2. Doses that are unavailable through IV access are 2-2 1/2 times those
administered by endotracheal route.
3. Use 20 NS to flush medications
4. O2
CPR: Compression-Ventilation (ANSWER 30:2)
Beats per minute: 100–120
When the advanced airway is in place, one breath every six seconds
full chest rebound and reduce disruptions
ANSWER 200: Defibrillation Joules
For conditions not covered by ESO policy, a physician may order 75-120-150-
200 cardioversion joules (ANSWER 200).
When is it appropriate to consider therapeutic hypothermia? Patients who do not
obey instructions or exhibit deliberate movement within 120 minutes of ROSC
should be evaluated for ANSWER.
Asystole: ANSWER CPR (2 minutes) O2 @ 15 L Ambu bag Epi 1 mg IVP
repeat every three to five minutes till ROSC
Bradycardia: If necessary, respond with O2 10L NRB
If there are wires for transvenous or epicardial pacing, connect to a pulse
generator and start pacing in accordance with protocol.
1 mg IVP every 3–5 minutes, with a maximum dosage of 3 mg
Transcutaneous Pacing as soon as it's accessible
IV infusion of dopamine 5 mcg/kg/min, up to 20
Epi IV infusion at a maximum rate of 2 mcg/min if unsuccessful
Answer CPR for two minutes and check for causes (the T's and H's) using
pulseless electrical activity (PEA).
Repeat till ROSC with O2 @ 15 L Ambu Bag Epi 1 mg IVP q3-5
