Imminent Delivery
Women's Health
Neonatal
Mash-Up
100
These alerts need to be called when there in an imminent delivery in your ED
OB and Neo Alert
100
Your patient presents to the ED for asthma exacerbation. She is 34 weeks pregnant. What is your plan of care?
Treat in ED; call L & D to see if they want to see her when ED dispositions
100
Central line placement in a neonate
Umbilical
100
Name this rhythm
IVR
200
Which of the following is the correct dose and route of oxytocin for the management of postpartum hemorrhage?
10 units IM
200
This is the severe range blood pressure for preeclampsia
160/110
200
If heart rate is under 100 after 30 seconds of assisted ventilation, consider this option next
Advanced airway
200
Your patient's extremity is hemorrhaging. What is your first action to stop the bleed?
Direct Pressure
300
These 3 factors qualify baby to go skin-to-skin after delivery in the ED
Term
Tone
Cry
300
This is the starting dose of magnesium in an actively seizing eclampsia patient
6G
300
This is the typical PEEP setting for neonates.
5 cm H2O
300
According to Safe Room policy, all patients are not allowed to have this highly coveted device.
Cell Phone
400
Ask these 3 questions when a patient is about to precipitously deliver
How many weeks?
How many babies?
Hx of HTN or asthma?
400
This medication's needle is disposed in the yellow bin
Methotrexate
400
Your patient gets wrapped in plastic under this gestational age
32 weeks
400
The patient is still bleeding after applying CAT. What is the next step?
Add a second tourniquet above the first
500
Name the 4 T's of post-partum hemorrhage
Trauma
Thrombin
Tissue
Tone
500
The H in HELLP Syndrome stands for
Hemolysis
500
Two answers: Set oxygen to __ liters unless intubated then set to _____
10 L
100 %
500
This cranial nerve is responsible for chewing.
Trigeminal or Number 5