Cardiac Rhythms
The rhythm that is flat line
Asystole
The antidote for morphine
Narcan
The pressor that does not require titration
Vasopressin
ph: 7.25
CO2: 50
Bicarb: 25
Respiratory Acidosis
The rhythm that has regularity but rate is 160
SVT
The antidote for Heparin
Protamine
When on multiple different pressors, which one do you titrate off first.
The last pressor that was added.
ph: 7.55
CO2: 32
Bicarb: 24
Respiratory Alkalosis
ICP - MAP is the calculation for what?
Cerebral Perfusion Pressure (CPP)
The rhythm that has no P waves and irregular in regularity.
Atrial Fibrillation
The antidote for Coumadin
Vitamin K
The alternate name of Phenylephrine.
Neosynephrine (Neo)
ph: 7.47
CO2 37
Bicarb: 31
Metabolic Alkalosis
How to convert a patients weight in pounds to kilograms?
Weight (lbs) divided by 2.2
The rhythm which the PR interval is >0.20.
1st degree AV Block
The antidote for Tylenol (acetaminophen)
Acetylcysteine
The first and only synthetic human angiotensin II medication.
Giapreza
ph: 7.32
CO2: 40
Bicarb: 19
Metabolic Acidosis
The formula to convert F to C
(F-32) x 5/9
The rhythm where the P wave and QRS wave do not correlate and typically a low HR occurs.
3rd degree Heart Block
The antidote for benzodiazepine overdose.
Flumazenil
When you overdose this medication it can cause reflex bradycardia
Levophed
ph: 7.33
CO2: 53
Bicarb: 29
Respiratory Acidosis with partial compensation
The formula to calculate MAP
MAP=DBP+1/3 (SBP−DBP)