Medications
Assessments
Labs
Interventions
Prioritization
100
Post-operative pain that is mild is generally treated with this?
What is acetaminophen?
100
What is atrial fibrillation?
100
Glucose level of 50
What is hypoglycemia?
100
You note bleeding from a sheath insertion site, your first action is
What is hold pressure on the site
100
Your post-op patient received 2 mg IV Dilaudid and is now hard to arouse you do this first
What is stimulate your patient
200
Carvedilol is what classification of medication
What is a beta blocker?
200
Your patient is thin, leans forward to breathe and you note the use of accessory muscles, this indicates what condition?
What is emphysema or end stage COPD
200
Your patient meets criteria for sepsis alert, what 2 labs need to be drawn prior to antibiotics
What is blood culture and lactate?
200
MONA is a mnemonic for treating ACS and stands for
What is morphine, aspirin, nitroglycerin, and oxygen
200
Your patient is having acute onset of crushing substernal chest pain what do you do first?
What is obtain a 12 lead ECG
300
Eliquis is given to patients with atrial fibrillation to
What is thin the blood and prevent clot formation?
300
Jean has a Braden Scale of 11 and is at what risk level for skin breakdown?
What is “high risk”?
300
ABG
pH - 7.25
CO2 - 58
PO2 - 90
HCO3 - 26
Sat - 96%
What is uncompensated Respiratory acidosis?
300
This is key to preventing hospital acquired delirium
What is patient mobilization
300
What time frame do antibiotics need to be started after sepsis alert fires
What is Within one hour
400
The appropriate route for glucagon
What is IM (intramuscular)?
400
PAWSS, RASS and CIWA-AR tools are used for
What is alcohol withdrawal monitoring?
400
You stop the heparin drip for an hour after the patient’s antiXa comes back at
What is 0.81 or greater
400
You don’t intervene when your ischemic stroke patient’s BP is 175/98 because you’re allowing
What is permissive hypertension?
400
The temporary Pacemaker strip looks like this, what do you do?
What is Increase the MA
500
ARNI, Beta Blocker, MRA, and SGLT2i are directed medical therapies for what?
What is HFrEF (Heart failure with reduced EF)
500
Your patient misses his nose when he does the finger nose test
What is ataxia?
500
INR range for patients with atrial fibrillation on Warfarin
What is 2.0 to 3.0
500
When the patient requests care beyond cure, this consult is made
What is hospice care
500
The cause of a decreased level of consciousness can quickly be determined by completing this test
What is a glucose finger stick