Advanced airways
medication administration
cardiology
anaphylaxis medications
respiratory anatomy
100

Who requires advanced airways? 

Your PTs are experiencing Airway burns AFTER being removed from a house fire, they are unconscious and it seems they may be in respiratory arrest 

 

Who requires advanced airways? 

Pg- 3546

100

IV/IO/IM/IN/SL/SQ/TD/PO/RECTAL

What are the routes of administrative?


Pg- 1616

100

The absence of ventricular contraction or electrical activity; a straight-line or flat-line ECG

what rhythm is this? asytole, or V-tach

Pg- 2466

100

An extreme systemic form of an allergic reaction involving one, two, or more body systems.

What is ANAPHYLAXIS? 

Pg- 2951

100

includes all structures above the glottic opening (glottis), which is the space between the vocal cords

what is the upper airway? 


PG- 1837

200

35-45 mmHg, amount of expired co2

What is ETCO2

Pg- 1874-1875

200

IO needle, syringe, saline, extension set, and bulky or stabilizer dressings; tear the tape needed to secure the site, open antiseptic swabs, gauze pads, occlusive dressing, stabilizer dressing

what do you need for an IO?


Pg- 1613

200

 

On an ECG, leads aVR, aVL, and aVF . They contain only one true pole; the other end is a combination of information from other leads. A standard 12-lead ECG consists of the three augmented leads, three standard limb leads, and the six precordial leads

What leads are these? Augmented or Limb

Pg- 2466

200

Dose-125mg, Indications- Allergic reaction, anaphylaxis, acute bronchospastic disease management, shock with a history of adrenal insufficiency or long-term steroid dependence

what is your dose and indication for solu-medral? 

Pg- 1783

200

extends from the glottis to the pulmonary capillary membrane

where does the lower Airway extend from?


Pg-1838

300

Hypoventilation, slow bagging, ROSC

what causes a rise is ETCO2? 


Pg- 1878

300

correct drug and concentration, that it is not cloudy or discolored, and that the expiration date has not passed. Ensure that the ampule is not cracked or chipped. Shake/flick the medication into the base. take a 4x4 wrap it around the top and crack it open on the perforated line. 

what to do with ampules prior to administering medication? 


Pg- 1647

300

A pathologic condition characterized by restriction of cardiac contraction, falling cardiac output, and shock as a result of pericardial fluid accumulation.

Is this cardiac tamponade?

Pg- 2467

300

Stimulates cardiac activity; increases vasoconstriction; stimulates glycogenolysis; raises blood glucose levels

What does EPI do? 

Pg- 778

300

trachea 

is this in the upper or lower Airway?


PG- 1838

400

Inserted through the mouth, safe for pts with facial trauma, gastric irrigation 

What is an OG tube?

PG- 1953

400

prep start kit, and flush, apply a tourniquet, palpate the vein, clean the site, choose the correct catheter, Insert the needle advanced the catheter, flush, and secure. 

How to start an IV? 


Pg- 1576

400

The process of discharging resting cardiac muscle fibers by means of an electrical impulse that stimulates contraction.

is this depolarization or repolarization?

Pg- 2468

400

Antihistamine (H1 blocker), Blocks H1 receptors in the respiratory tract, blood vessels, and GI smooth muscle; reverses extrapyramidal reactions. Symptomatic allergic reactions, symptomatic dystonia, extrapyramidal signs or symptoms caused by phenothiazines, antiemetic, chemical restraint.

what is Benadryl, and what indicates the need for it? 

Pg- 1758

400

a leaf-shaped cartilaginous structure that closes over the trachea during swallowing

What is the epiglottis? 

PG- 1839

500

Required to improve orotracheal intubation, ET tube placement, 

why do you need a laryngoscope? 

Pg- 1981

500

naloxone (Narcan), midazolam (Versed), glucagon (GlucaGen), ketorolac (T oradol), flumazenil (Romazicon), and fentanyl citrate

What medications can be Given Via IN? 

Pg- 1689

500

The dominant pacemaker of the heart, located at the junction of the superior vena cava and the right atrium.

What Node is this, AV or SA? 

Pg- 2472

500

Drowsiness, sedation, seizures, dizziness, headache, blurred vision, wheezing, thickening of bronchial secretions, palpitations, hypotension, dysrhythmias, dry mouth, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting. Hallucinations, confusion, and paradoxical CNS excitation can occur in children. Use with caution in patients with severe vomiting, asthma, narrow-angle glaucoma, benign prostatic hypertrophy, or alcohol intoxication

what are adverse affects and contraindications of Benadryl? 

Pg- 1758

500

is divided into two passages by the nasal septum, a rigid partition with a rich blood supply.

What is the nasopharynx? 


Pg- 844

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