Cardiology
12-Leads
Drug Profiles
Neurology
Medications
100
The lead we use most to interpret 3-leads.
What is lead 2.
100
What is the difference between a STEMI and a NSTEMI?
ST Elevation on a 12-lead ECG.
100
The dose of Diphenhydramine
2mg/kg IM IV or PO Max 50mg
100
List two parts of a neuro assessment.
Pupils
CMS
GCS
100
Amiodarone
What is an antiarrythmic?
200
Medication and dose given for cardiac chest pain.
What is 0.4mg Nitro SL?
200
Where do we place V1?
4th intercostal space on the right side of the chest.
200
2 Contraindications of Salbutamol.
Allergy
Ischemic Chest Pain
200
Demonstrate a cincinnati stroke assessment.
Speech, Arms, and Face
200
Xarelto
What is a blood thinner?
300
Afib
300
Where do we place V4?
Mid clavicular - 5th intercostal space.
300
What is the epinepherine dose for a 100kg Female with angioedema?
0.5mg IM q 5 min max 3 doses
300
What are the 3 categories of GCS?
Verbal Response
Motor Response
Eye Opening
300
What is another name for Lorazepam?
Ativan
400
What cardiac enzyme is used to determine if a patient is having a heart attack?
Troponin
400
Clear lung sounds and pinpoint chest pain.
What is a pulmonary embolism?
400
Which type of MI is a precaution for Nitroglycerin?
Inferior wall MI
400
What are the 2 most important questions to ask family when dealing with a possible CVA?
Do they take blood thinners?
When were they last seen normal?
400
Bisoprolol
What is a Beta blocker / HTN / Afib?
500
Sinus Tachycardia
500
Inferior MI
500
List 4 contraindications of Ketorlac.
Allergy to asa or nsaids
Hypovolemia
Anticoagulants
CVA or head trauma
Peptic ulcer disease
Pregnancy (3rd Trimester)
Known Renal Insufficiency
Suspected long bone fractures
500
What is the targeted EtC02 for patients showing signs of cerebral herniation?
30-32 mmHG
500
Rosuvistatin
Dyslipidemia (High Cholesterol)