Early stage in shock where body can still compensate for blood loss.
-Blood loss it at 15%-30% at this point.
-Patients Mental status is you best indicator at this point than most vital signs.
Compensated Shock
Shockable Rhythms ?
Non-Shockable Rhythms ?
Shock- V-fib V-tach
Dont Shock- Asystole, PEA
Fentanyl Drug Card
-dose
-indication
50-100mcg dose or 2mcg/kg
used for pain
First Line Medication in Anaphylaxis?
Route?
Dose?
Epi 1:1000
0.3mg IM
Terminal Stage in Shock.
-permanent organ damage
-40% or greater blood volume loss
Irreversible Shock.
-blood shunts away from the liver, kidneys and lungs and begin to try to keep the heart and brain perfused
How can ETCO2 indicate ROSC?
JUMP FROM 15 TO 40+
Dopamine starting dose?
5mcg
2-20mcg/kg/min
Explain how you would manage a patient in SVT.
Patient is symptomatic and altered.
Hypotension and AMS.
Rhythm Irregular.
Sync Cardiovert (consider sedation)
50-100J Narrow Regular
120-200 Narrow Irregular
100J Wide Regular200J Wide Irregular (defibrillate)
Describe Shock.
failure in cardiovascular system
Starting Joules in Narrow complex?
Wide complex?
200J
Second line Medication for anaphylaxis?
Benadryl
What type of shock is Anaphylaxis
Distributive
List 4 types of Shock
Cardiogenic, Anaphylactic, Neuro, Obstructive, Septic, Distributive, Hypovolemic
Name Two anti arrhythmic drugs used in cardiac arrest.
Lidocaine, Amiodorone,
Lidocaine Drug Drip
(Look at Board)
Brian?
-Postural Syncope
-Drop in BP
-Tachycardia
-Cyanosis
Drop in BP
List 5 causes of shock.
All 5 must be correct to receive points.
anaphylaxis, trauma, bleeding, severe infection, MI, PE.
Name your Hs and Ts.
Hypovolemia, Hypoxia, Hydrogen Ions (acidosis), Hypo/Hyperkalemia, Hypothermia
Tension Pneumo, Cardiac Tamponade, Toxins, Thrombosis (PE), Thrombosis (NSTEMI & STEMI)
Dopamine Drip calculation
188lb patient->85kg
8mcg/kg/min
400mg/250mL
25gtt/min
Describe Epinephrine effects on Beta 1, Beta 2 and Alpha 1 receptors. Explain how this will benefit someone in cardiac arrest
Beta 1- heart contraction is faster and stronger
Beta 2- Bronchodialators
Alpha 1- Vasoconstricton