Cardiology
A regularly regular rhythm categorized as "too fast to determine origin" with a normal length QRS is called
SVT
Name of the bifurcation between the trachea and lungs
Carina
Acutely high ETCo2 indicates what possible conditions
Metabolic and Respiratory Acidosis
Sedation dosage of Ketamine in a 300lbs patient
275mg
Expectations for burn patient with a compromised airway
Swelling, Soot, Edema, Laryngospasm Difficult time obtaining an airway
Secondary pacemaker in the heart
AV Node
Nephron Loop
"Shark Fin" readings on capnography indicate what possible condition
Indications for Duo-Neb administration
COPD, Asthma, Wheezing
Typical route of administration for Versed in an actively seizing patient
IM
Inverted or peaked T waves can be a sign of what cardiac condition
Ischemia
Typical tidal volume in an adult
400-600ml
Cheyne-Stokes respirations indicate what condition
Neurogenic Trauma
Approximate time of onset for Glucagon
10-15 minutes
5 rights of drug administration
Right patient, right time, right dose, right medication, right route
Unit of measurement for electricity administered during TCP
Milliamps
Average blood volume for an adult male
10 Pints
Condition where the lungs become full of fluids due to backup from pulmonary arteries, usually due to severe hypertension or cardiac compromise
Flash Pulmonary Edema
Dosage of Adenosine
6mg first push, 12mg second push
What section of the brain controls speech?
Broca's Area
Location on the heart shown in leads V1 and V2
Septal
Second cranial nerve
Optic Nerve
Refence used to quickly determine difficulty of airway based on visual presentation with an open mouth
Mellenpati Score
Length of time a TXA drip should run for
10 minutes
How many vertebrae are located in the thoracic region
12