RFD Protocol Test 2024 Graded A+

You have a patient who has just given birth and has a SBP of 65 after a 500ml bolus. Your next action should be to: - correct answer-Repeat fluid bolus (pg. 44) You have an adult patient in non-traumatic shock. No obvious bleeding and SBP 90 after 2 boluses of 500ml each of NS and Trendelenburg positioning. What is the total amount that may be administered? - correct answer-2 liters (pg. 53) You have an adult pregnant patient with a SBP of 168 and complaining of a severe headache. As you were talking to the patient, she begins to seize. What is your first line drug and dose for this seizing patient? - correct answer-Magnesium Sulfate 4-5 Grams (pg. 56) After administering mag sulfate to a seizing pregnant patient, she is awake and talking to you. But now she begins to answer questions very slowly, her RR is now 8/min, and her SPB has dropped to 80. What is your next treatment? - correct answer-Contact OLMCP for calcium chloride 1 gram (pg. 56) You respond to a call for a pregnant patient complaining of abdominal pain. Your patient is holding her abdomen and crying out in pain. She describes the pain as sharp and severe. Upon examination you find no crowning present, but there is slight dark red blood present. What OB emergency is she most likely experiencing? - correct answer-Abruptio Placenta (pg. 44) True or False: According to the needle thoracostomy (chest decompression) protocol, a bilateral tension pneumothorax is very common. - correct answer-False (pg. 74) True or False: According to the cardiac arrest - VF/Pulseless VT protocol, for a pedi patient with an advanced airway in place, ventilations should be at a rate of 10-12 per minute without pausing compressions for ventilations. - correct answer-False, 8-10 ventilations per minute (pg. 41)