My Heart Hurts
"Ow-eee"
I can't breath
My Head Hurts
My Stomach Hurts
100

What lead(s) are associated with a right ventricular infarct?

Inferior leads (II, III, avF) and on right sided ECG, V4R (some sources say V3R-V6R)

100

Are children small adults? 

No! 

100

Most common bacteria causing pneumonia and its treatment

Strep Pneumo

Amox 1 g po tid


100

Within how many hours is a CT non con effective to rule out SAH?

6-12 hours depending on the source

100

How useful is urinalysis for ruling out nephrolithiasis!

Not very! ~25% have normal UA

200

What is the definition of an ST elevation (be specific per lead)

1. More than 2 contiguous leads

2. a) > 2.5mm in V2-V3 (M, < 40y.o)

2. b) > 2 mm V2-V3 (M, > 40 y.o)

2. c) > 1.5mm in V2-V3 (F)

2. d) > 1mm otherwise

200

What size tube do you use for pediatric intubation? size and length

Tube size = (age / 4)  + 3.5

Length = size x 3

200

What bug might you classically suspect with dyspnea in addition to GI symptoms

Legionella

200

How do you reverse apixaban if a patient has a confirmed intracranial bleed? 

PCC (aka octoplex!)

200

What is the only ED pharma treatment shown to reduce mortality in upper GI bleed

Ceftriaxone to reduce subsequent infection

300

What are three STEMI equivalents (bonus points for a fourth that used to be considered, now is not)

de Winters (up sloping STE, hyperacute T)

STE aVR and V1 

Sgarbossa Criteria

New LBBB (used to be considered, now not so)

300

What dose of atropine do you use prior to RSI and why is it more used in kids? 

Atropine = 0.02 mg/kg

Higher vagal tone in kids = higher risk of bradycardia

300

Where do you perform a needle thoracostomy? 

1. Second Intercostal Space above Rib in Mid Clav Line

2. Fourth Intercostal Space above rib in Anterior Ax line

300
in Stroke, we allow for permission hypertension. What is the upper limit we will accept? 

sBP 220

dBP 120

MAP 130

300

What is a dieulafoy lesion?

Arteries protrude into the GI tract, cause massive intermittent bleeding. Can get irritated by NSAIDs, higher risk in liver disease. 

400

Name 10 contraindications to thrombolysis

Absolute: Active Bleeding Disorder, surgery within last two/three months, ever had hemorrhagic stroke, ischemic stroke within 3 months, closed head injury within 3 months, intrcranial malignancy ever, AVM in brain, uncontrolled BP 

Relative: long list. Inc pregnancy, anticoagulation user, Hx of prolonged CPR, known bleeding disorder

400

What are the five parameters of a pediatric TBI (things to avoid)

hypoxia, hypotension, hypothermia, hypoglycemia, raised ICP

400

Spot Diagnosis: 

acute onset dyspnea, Hypertension, known CHF history

SCAPE

400

What are the decrease in MAP goals for hypertensive encephalopathy? 

Reduce by 20-25% within 1-2 hours

MAP of 125 over next 2-6 hours

400

First line pain meds for biliary colic

NSAIDS (opioids often used unnecessarily)

500

Name 10 diagnoses on DDx for STEMI

ACS, Myocarditis, pericarditis, hyperkalemia, brugada, PE, LBBB, TCA Toxicity, Benign early repol, Hypothermia (osborn waves), Post electroversion (stunning), Acute cerebral hemorrhage, global ischemia (e.g. GI bleed/trauma), Hypercalcemia

500

What is the Swischuk line? 

Line through posterior arch of the cervical vertebrae, used to differentiate pseudosubluxation from true subluxation. We accept < 1.5 mm displacement 

500

Name 10 non-infectious sources of pulmonary infiltrates

•Allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis

• Acute eosinophillic lung disease

• Hypersensitivity pneumonitis

• Organizing pneumonia (BOOP)

• ANCA Associated vasculitides (GPA, Churg Strauss)

• Acute interstitial Pneumonia (idiopathic, chemical agents, high mortality)

• Sarcoidosis (granulomatous disease)

• Anti-GBM disease

• Drug induced pneumonitis (chemo, herbal, antimicrobial)

• Chemical pneumonitis (barium, petroleum, pesticides)

• Radiation pneumonitis

• Bronchioloalveolar carcinoma (adenocarcinoma) 

• Leukemic infiltrates 

• Fat embolism (after trauma, long bone fracture)

• Alveolar hemorrhage (chemo for leukemia)

• ARDS (seps/trauma/surgery/transfusions)

--> often all treated with methylpred


500

What are exclusion criteria for TPA in stroke? 

Age > 80

NHSS Severity Score  > 5 (bad stroke)

On anticoagulation

Hx of diabetes and prior ischemic stroke

500

What is the pathophys of a gallstone ileus (lol)

gallstones transit to small bowel via a gallbladder-intestinal fistula and cause obstruction. 

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