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What are the vagal maneuvers to perform in a STABLE patient with narrow complex SVT? - ANS AV nodal reentrant tachy is most common -vagal maneuvers are first line if stable (if not stable, do synchronized cardioversion) -options include carotid massage, valsalva, and immersion in a cold tub of water how can you tell the differnce between blood in the stool with diverticulosis and hemorrhoids? - ANS blood will be MIXED in with the stool in diverticulosis and will be on OUTSIDE of stool with...

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Treatment for organophosphate poisoning - ANS atropine ST segment elevation in leads V5, V6, I and avL - ANS lateral wall infarction ST segment elevation in leads V3, V4 (also V1 and V2 which would be more septal) ST segment reciprocal depression in leads (II, III, avF) - ANS anterior wall infarction ST elevation V1-V6, I, avL - ANS anterolateral wall infarction ST elevation in V4-V6, II, II, avF - ANS inferolateral wall infarction why are nitrates contraindicated in acute right ventricula...

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Light's criteria exudative pleural effusion - ANS LDH:Serum LDH > 0.6 fluid protein: serum protein > 0.5 pleural fluid LDH > 2/3 upper limit of normal if none met then exudate is transudative Causes of cardiogenic shock - ANS *Acute MI (most common)* *cardiac tamponade* tension pneumo arrhythmia massive PE leading to RVF myocardial disease mechanical abnormalities cardiogenic shock tx - ANS ABC's first identify and treat underlying cause (i.e. pericardiocentesis if due...

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Treatment for high altitude pulmonary edema - ANS Supplemental O2 High altitude pulmonary edema typically develops within 1 week of ascent to high altitude. Patients have a normal cardiac exam (which rules out cardiogenic pulmonary edema) and a normal serum procalcitonin concentration. The most effective treatments are rapid descent and supplemental O2. CF: recent arrival at a high altitude, bilateral crackles on pulmonary exam. Normal cardiac examination, diffuse, patchy infiltrates on CX...

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The first principle in the management of trauma patients - ANS the primary survey is ABCDE and stands for: A = airway B = breathing C = circulation D = disability E = exposure. Classification of Shock - ANS SIRS criteria - ANS 2/4 of the criteria -- Temp > 38.5 (101.4F) or < 35 (95 F) -- Pulse > 90 -- Resp > 20 -- WBC > 12,000, < 4000, > -- 10% bands Sepsis - ANS Severe sepsis criteria - ANS *Sepsis + organ dysfunction* EM COMAT EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWER...

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Presents nonspecific with fatigue, malaise, weakness, weight loss, GI symptoms, low BP, hyperpigmentation, etc. - ANS primary adrenal insufficiency (Addison disease) in primary adrenal insufficiency, increased ADH secretion leads to water retention that leads to _______________ and aldosterone deficiency leads to _______________ - ANS hyponatremia, hyperkalemia what test do you want to get to check for carbon monoxide poisoning - ANS ABG (arterial blood gas) most likely diagnosis of pt pr...

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