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Contraindications of TXA. (2)
What is less than five years of age and/or injury greater than 3 hours?
What is 250mg IM?
Level 3 MCI count
What is 21-100 patients?
What is 20mmHG?
Begin compressions on a newborn if HR is less than __________ after 30 seconds of ventilations.
Dilaudid dose for a 64 year old female who weighs 60kg
What is 0.5mg IV?
Glascow Coma Score < or = to _____ is an adult Level 1 Trauma Alert
What is 12?
Transport destination for an electrocution/lightning strike victim in Cardiac Arrest.
What is Trauma Facility?
Trimester in which ectopic pregnancies usually occur.
What is the 1st trimester?
Indications for administration of Hydralazine to a patient being transported as a Stroke Alert. (3)
What is
1. Systolic 185 or greater
2. Last seen normal 4.5 hours or less
3. Not taking any anticoagulants
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Treatment for adult dystonic reaction.
What is Benadryl 50mg IV/IO/IM over 2 minutes?
Burn BSA percentage in an adult with 3rd degree burns to all of right arm and all of right leg (front and back).
What is 27%?
Joule setting for 1st defibrillation of a pediatric patient in pulseless V-tach.
What is 2 J/KG?
Position of mother for transport for Breech Birth
What is knee to chest position?
Succinylcholine dose for RSI.
(IV and IM)
What is 1mg/kg IV, 4mg/kg IM?
Pediatric Solu-Medrol dosage
What is 2mg/kg over two minutes?
Resuscitation should not be attempted for trauma patients that have these four signs of death.
What is
1. Apneic
2. Pulseless/Agonal
3. Fixed and dilated pupils
4. Injury incompatible with life
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6 H's to consider for PEA
What is Hydrogen Ions, Hyperkalemia, Hypoglycemia, Hypoxia, Hypovolemia and Hypothermia?
APGAR meaning
What is Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, Respirations
Name 3 indications for paralytic use.
What is
1. Status Epilepticus
2. Mutli-System Trauma
3. Head injury/GCS 8 or less
4. Trismus
5. Burn injuries to upper airway
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We have maxed out our dose for Versed and our adult patient is still actively seizing. This is our next intervention.
What is Ketamine 100mg (IV/IO) diluted with 9ml of NS?
What is
1. Widening pulse pressure
2. Irregular respirations
3. Bradycardia
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3 additional treatments, not including standard therapy, given to a hyperkalemic patient in cardiac arrest.
What is
1. Calcium Chloride 1g slow IV/IO
2. Sodium Bicarbonate 50meq slow IV/IO
3. Albuterol 10mg via nebulizer (once intubated)
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Distance of first clamb away from newborns body when cutting the cord
What is 4 inches?