Inclusion & Goals
Hemodynamics & Sedation
Temperature Management
Arctic Sun Basics
Therapy Selection
100

The primary goal of TTM is to minimize this type of damage in the brain.

What is neurological damage?

100

Maintain MAP greater than this value during initial 24 hours.

What is 80 mmHg?

100

The target temperature range for hypothermic TTM is between these two values.

What is 33°C to 35.5°C?

100

This type of water must be used to fill the Arctic Sun machine.

What is sterile water?

100

TFor TTM post-cardiac arrest, select this preset heading on the machine. 

What is “Normothermia”?

200

Name one inclusion criterion for initiating TTM.  

What is an unresponsive patient after ROSC?

200

Name one medication used PRN for shivering/sedation.

What is fentanyl or propofol?

200

Actively rewarm patients at this rate per hour if initial temp is below goal.

What is 0.2°C to 0.5°C per hour?

200

This number of Arctic Sun machines are available on T5/T6.

What is six?

200

This is how fast the machine warms the patient.

  1. What is 0.25 degrees per hour?

300

Elevated temperature is an independent predictor of increased ______ and ______.

 What are morbidity and mortality? 

300

 Apply these to hands and feet as a non-pharmacologic measure for shivering. 

  1. What are warm blankets?

300

Two modalities of continuous core temperature monitoring are required. Name one.

What is esophageal probe or bladder/cerebral probe?

300

This type of machine should be used for patients with severe skin breakdown.

What is the MediTherm machine?

300

The goal temperature for the first 24 hours is within this range.

What is 35.5°C to 36.5°C?

400

Patients with cerebral edema or seizures are recommended for this temperature goal.

What is hypothermic goal?

400

This symptom, common during cooling, increases metabolic demand and must be managed.

What is shivering?

400

Temperature monitoring devices should correlate within this degree of accuracy.

What is ±1°C?

400

This is how often pads should be replaced.

What is every 5 days?

400

This is the temperature you set during the maintenance phase.

What is 37.0°C?

500

Patients with mild coagulopathy and cardiogenic shock fall under which recommendation?

What is normothermic goal?

500

This is how accurate temperature probes must be.

 What is within ±1°C of core temperature?

500

The initial phase lasts until this milestone is achieved.

What is goal temperature achieved?

500

This should be used if a pad gets soiled.

What is a universal pad?

500

The Arctic Sun clock starts counting when you do this.

What is initiate therapy?

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