Rhythm Identification
This Rhythm is defined by having a consistent PR interval longer than 0.2 seconds.
What Is First Degree Block
This would be your initial intervention if your patient converted into Ventricular Tachycardia
What is Check for a pulse
In the ALS Protocol, this is the initial intervention for unstable Bradycardia
what is transcutaneous pacing
This is the medication is specific to pregnant women during a Code Blue Event
What is Lidocaine
This is the person in the room that is delegating tasks, and commanding the room
Who is the Code Leader
This Rhythm is defined as having a PR interval that gets Longer, Longer, Longer, then drops.
What is Mobitz I, 2nd degree type I, or Wenckebach
when your patient is in Ventricular tachycardia without a pulse, this is your immediate intervention
Call Code Blue, and begin CPR. Defibrillate ASAP.
According to ALS Protocol, the initial intervention for stable narrow complex tachycardia (SVT) is this.
What is the Valsalva maneuver
This Medication and dose is the first line medication During a Code Blue Event
What is Epinephrine 1MG IVP
This person is responsible for keep track of Code time, Medication Time, completing the Code Sheet and assisting the Code Leader in algorithm requirements
Who is the Recorder
This rhythm has a PR interval that is consistently less than 0.2 Seconds, and no other abnormalities.
What is Normal Sinus Rhytm
This is the treatment for symptomatic 2nd degree Mobitz II block
What is a pacemaker Implant
This is the initial energy level for defibrillation during a Code Blue Event
What is 200 Joules
This Drug is Dosed at 300mg IVP, with a second dose of 150mg given 3-5 minutes later
This person is responsible for doing Chest compressions at 100-120bpm for 2 minute cycles, and verbalizing if they get exhausted before the 2 minute mark
This potentially fatal rhythm has a constant PR interval across the rhythm strip with random loss of conduction through the AV node, and lost QRS complex.
what is 2nd degree type 2 Block, or Mobitz II
The treatment for this rhythm is the immediate implantation of a permanent pacemaker
What is 3rd Degree AV Block, or Complete Heart Block
This is the length of time that compressions must be performed prior to a pulse check during a Code Blue Event
This Drug has a 7 second half life, and must be given very quickly, preferably in the left AC, followed by a 20ML saline flush.
What is Adenosine
This person is responsible for delivering the Shocks to the patient at the correct time, as well as ensuring that no other person is shocked
Who is the Defibrillator
This rhythm can fool you to think the patient has regained ROSC if you do not physically touch the patient
What is Pulseless Electrical Activity (PEA)
what is Isuprel, or potentially Dopamine
what is the Carotids and/or femoral arteries
This drug is given at a dose of 0.5mg every 3-5 minutes with a max dose of 3mg for bradycardic rhythms
What is Atropine
This person is responsible for maintaining the airway of the patient with an ambu bag
Who is RN, RT, or MD