Sepsis
The emergent medication needed for sepsis
What is broad-spectrum antibiotics
Proper wound assessment on admission includes an assessment of wound by "four eyes" with a _________ added to the patient's medical record.
What is a picture of wound.
University Hospital's goal for Door to Needle on TNK administration.
What is 30 minutes?
The phone number you dial to page a Code Blue.
What is "5555".
This is the age that CMS recommends the patient is should be admitted to an inpatient bed from the ED within 3 hours of the decision to admit or discharged home within 8 hours.
What is 65 years.
The recommended fluid resuscitation volume for the intial management of septic shock.
What is 30 ml./kg of crystalloids?
Type of stroke caused by a blocked blood vessel.
What is an Ischemic Stroke.
This measurement is essential for assessing organ perfusion.
What is Lactate
Type of Stroke caused by a ruptured blood vessel leading to bleeding into the brain.
What is a Hemorrhagic Stroke
The patient's vital signs must be documented within _____ hour of the IV Fluid bolus stop time/bag down.
What is within 1 hour?
_________ is the maximum dose of TNK regardless of the patient's weight.
What is 25 mg.
When the patient is experiencing sepsis-induced hypotention following fluid resuscitation, this is the recommended treatment.
What is the initiation of Vasopressor therapy?
Intracranial Hemorrhage and _____________are two adverse reactions associated with Tenecteplase (TNK) that should be checked and documented on.
What is Angioedema.