Cardiology
Respiratory
Drug Profiles
Trauma
Medications
100
The lead we use most to interpret 3-leads.
What is lead 2.
100
The muscle that causes us to breath.
What is the diaphragm?
100
The dose of ASA
What is 162mg PO chewed?
100
Type of shock responding to infection.
What is Septic Shock?
100
Rosuvistatin
Hyperlipidemia
200
Medication and dose given for cardiac chest pain.
What is 0.4mg Nitro SL?
200
The normal range of EtCO2
What is 35 to 45 mmHg
200
2 Contraindications of Salbutamol.
Allergy
Ischemic Chest Pain
200
Breathing pattern indicative of a head injury.
Cheyne-Stokes
200
Warfarin
Blood thinner
300
Node that provides 60-100bpm
What is the Sino-Atrial node.
300
Measures CO2 in order to trigger a breath.
What is a chemoreceptor?
300
Pediatric MDI dose of Atrovent
What is 2 puffs q 15 min max of 3 administrations.
300
Sucking chest wound treatment.
What is an Occlusive Dressing?
300
Zopiclone
Sedative/Sleep aide
400
The 3 Inferior Leads.
What are 2, 3, aVF?
400
Clear lung sounds and pinpoint chest pain.
What is a pulmonary embolism?
400
3 precautions of Nitroglycerin.
Inferior wall MI
Sitting or Lying
Always check BP before admin especially if Nitro niave.
400
Bleeding from the nose.
What is Epistaxis?
400
Metoprolol
Beta blocker / HTN / Afib
500
What is 2nd Degree Heart Block Type 1?
500
Oxygen percentage provided via nasal cannula.
What is 24% to 44%
500
Adult dose of Epinepherine.
What is 0.3-0.5mg IM*?
500
Cause of Neurogenic Shock Low BP.
What is the loss of vasoconstriction.
500
Ramipril
ACE-Inhibitor / HTN