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100

Maximum cumulative IV push dose of amiodarone in pVT/VF

What is 450 mg?

100

You are reviewing a patient's labs for the code called overhead. Upon arrival they are found to be in PEA. You note a CO2 of 16. Name the drug you suggest be given.

What is sodium bicarbonate?

100

Name the RSI sedative in the code cart tray.

What is etomidate?

100

Name the drug that can cause a brief period of asystole used to identify SVTs.

What is adenosine?
100

Name the drug normally administered in the ACLS algorithm that should not be administered via ET tube.

What is amiodarone?

200

Dose of lidocaine for pVT/VF

What is 1 mg/kg?

200

Patient arrives via EMS unresponsive, O2 Sat 73% with decreased respirations, and pin point pupils. Name the drug that should be administered.

What is naloxone?

200
You are told to make an epi drip for a patient that has achieved ROSC. Describe how to make the drip.

What is 4 epinephrine 1 mg ampules for a total of 4 mg in 250 mL D5W piggyback?

200

Name the drug no longer used in the pVT/VFib algorithm to simply drugs used as it has equal efficacy to epinephrine.

What is vasopressin?

200

Code Blue is called in L&D, when you walk in the room and look at the meds, you notice that the magnesium appears to have been run wide open. Name the drug that should be administered.

What is calcium?

300

Dose of magnesium for the treatment of Torsades de point

What is 2 gm?

300

Name 4 drugs that should be given during a code for hyperkalemia.

What is calcium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, insulin & dextrose?

300
Patient with VFib arrest has achieved ROSC but has a wide complex tachycardia. The cardiologist wants an amiodarone bolus to be given. Name the dose and how amiodarone should be administered.

What is amiodarone 150 mg IV piggyback over 10 minutes?

300
Name the drug no longer recommended for bradycardic PEA/asystole due to lack of convincing evidence.

What is atropine??

300

Patient arrives to the ED, hypotensive and unresponsive, ultimately loses a pulse and a Code Blue is called. Family members found an empty bottle of verapamil at bedside. Name the drug, besides calcium that should be administered.

What is high-dose insulin?

400
Weight-based dose of epinephrine for peds used in ACLS

What is 0.01 mg/kg?

400

Post-code patient arrives, found to have new onset right-sided reduced EF. Shortly after, patient loses pulse again. ED doc suspects PE. You are called for alteplase recommendations. Name the dose and administration recommendations.

What is alteplase 50 mg IV push over 2 minutes once?

400

Describe how to administer magnesium for TdP

What is 2 gram magnesium diluted in 10 mL D5 and adminstered IV push?

400

Name the drug now recommended in the 2018 update as an alternative to amiodarone for pVT/VFib.

What is lidocaine?

400

You are called to a code blue, when reviewing recent drug changes, you notice that an L1 epidural was placed 15 minutes prior. Name the drug that should be administered.

Intralipid

500

Initial starting dose of phenylephrine drip

What is 100 mcg/min?

500

A post-code presents to the ED with an empty bottle of amitriptyline (filled 2 days ago, #180). QRS is found to be 110 msec. Name the drug & dose that should be administered.

What is sodium bicarbonate 1 mEq/kg?

500

You are called to the ED for a pediatric code. Name the additional supplies you will need.

What is leur-lock and pediatric dosing chart (Broselow tape)?

500

Name the drug that can be used to increase the HR in patients with TdP after failing dopamine.

What is isoproterenol?

500
Name the position pregnant patient should be placed in for CPR.

What is left-lateral position?

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