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What do you need to chart for a patient after they tell you their pain level?
Acceptable Pain Level
True or False?
A pelvic exam is a resource?
False
How often are neuro vital signs done after giving tnk for the first 2hours?
q15 x2 hours (8 times)
A patient arrives at the ED complaining of chest pain. Within how many minutes should a 12-lead EKG be obtained and interpreted?
10 minutes
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How often should you chart on violent restraints?
Q15 minutes
31 y/o female with right sided abd pain x 5 hrs, abnormal vaginal bleeding hr 109 other vss.
ESI 2
Where would you document your post tnk neuro vital signs?
Activities and Interventions (task list)
A patient is unresponsive, has no pulse, and the monitor shows ventricular fibrillation. What is the priority intervention?
CPR, Defibrillation
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Zach
How often should you round/document on high or moderate SI patients in the IPOC?
q1hr
How many resources would a laceration to the arm from a glass bottle need?
2
Suturing-1
Xray for possible glass- 1
What is the max dose for tnk?
25mg or 5ml
An ECG shows ST-segment elevation in contiguous leads in a patient with acute chest pain. What life-threatening condition must be suspected?
STEMI
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RASS
Richmond Agitation Sedation Scale
Which patient would be an ESI 2?
A. bp 79/42 s/p trauma.
B. FLS pmhx kidney transplant.
C. Laceration to hand, bleeding controlled, no thinners.
B
What bp parameter most be met prior to giving tnk?
< 185/110
A patient has a heart rate of 34 beats per minute, hypotension, diaphoresis, and altered mental status. According to ACLS what would pathway should we follow?
Symptomatic Bradycardia
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Luis
Pt arrives to the ED on a POED for SI. What documentation must be completed by social work or physician before removing the POED?
Safe-T
A 24-year-old patient presents to the ED with right lower-quadrant abdominal pain. The patient is alert, has stable vital signs, and reports pain rated 6/10. The provider anticipates blood work, a CT scan, and IV fluids. No immediate life-saving intervention is needed.
3
What are the "5 D's" and what kind of stroke are you having if you have them?
Dizziness, Diplopia, Dysarthria, Dysphagia, Dystaxia
Posterior Stroke
A patient presents with chest pain. The monitor shows sinus tachycardia, but the patient suddenly becomes unresponsive and pulseless. The rhythm now shows organized electrical activity at 70 beats per minute. What is this rhythm called?
PEA
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