Respiratory
Shock
Trauma
Cardiac
Code Blue/ RTT
100
This can be used for an intentional/unintentional depressed respiratory rate/status probably related to medication
What is Narcan/Naloxone or Reversal Agent?
100
HR x SV
What is Cardiac Output?
or
"The equation of life"
100
This is the correct rate of ventilation for an adult with an advanced airway
What is one breath every 6 seconds
200
When troubleshooting the ventilator alarms, this is a helpful mnemonic?
What is DOPE?
(Displacement, Obstruction, Pneumothorax, Equipment)
200
Anaphylactic, septic, neurogenic
What are types of distributive shock?
200
APE to Man
What is the proper method of cardiac auscultation?
200
These are the two most common places you will find and IO line placed.
What are the humeral head and proximal tibia?
300
DAILY DOUBLE***This is the first differential diagnosis after intubation when auscultation reveals only breath sounds on the right.
What is Right Main Stem Bronchus intubation?
300
Lactate, blood cultures, Broad spectrum antibiotics, fluids, maintain MAP >65
What is sepsis management?
300
ABCDE
What is the primary survey?
300
What is A.fib?
300
This emergency response is called on a patient that has a pulse with agonal breathing at CMH
What is code blue?
400
Intubating someone with this disease process can be dangerous and carries risk of: hypoxemia, worsening bronchospasm, pulmonary aspiration, tension pneumothorax, dynamic hyperinflation, hypotension, dysrhythmias, and even seizures
What is Asthma?
400
This type of obstructive shock is characterized by hypotension with narrowing pulse pressure, JVD and muffled heart sounds.
What is a cardiac tamponade?
400
****DAILY DOUBLE****
This piece of equipment can be used during a code to measure effectiveness of compressions, when to swap compressors and ROSC
What is EtCO2?
500
pH 7.60/ PO2 55/ PCO2 21/ HCO3 23
What is Respiratory Alkalosis?
