Pharm
Cardiac
Medical
Trauma
Misc
100

This medication reduces preload and afterload.

Nitroglycerin

100

The normal PR interval is this amount of time:

0.12-.20 seconds

100

In a patient with DKA, the ketones are released by this organ:

Liver

100

Air trapped in the pleural space around the lung is called this:

Pneumothorax

100

The correct street dosing of Cardizem is:

5, 10, 15, 20

200

This medication correct dosing is 5 mg every 5 minutes up to 15 mg.

Metoprolol

200

This area of the heart separates the left and right bundles:

Bundle of His

200

This medical condition is defined as a person having multiple seizures over very short time, or having one very long unbroken seizure. 

Status Epilepticus

200

This is the best treatment of a flail chest segment:

Positive Pressure Ventilations

200

The main purpose of fluid administration for a DKA patient is:

Prevent dehydration

300

Versed and Ativan are classified as:

Benzodiazepines

300

ST Depression in leads I, aVL, II, III, aVF, V5, and V6, with ST elevation in lead aVR

Tripple Vessel Disease

Aortic Stenosis


300
The term for a collapsed alveoli:

Atelectasis

300

This type of injury is described as an injury where part of the body, such as skin, muscle, tendon, or bone is forcibly torn away from its attachment point.

Avulsion

300

The DOPE pneumonic stands for:

Dislodged, Obstructed, Pneumo, Equipment Failure

400

The correct dose for Decadron for a pediatric patient is:

0.6 mg/kg

400

These are the 4 main electrolytes for a cardiac cycle

Calcium, Sodium, Potassium, and Magnesium

400

This is the protein that triggers an anaphylactic reaction.

iGe

400

This is the correct placement for needle decompression:

Anterior Axillary Line, 4-5th intercostal

Midaxillary Line, 4-5th intercostal

400

This process is also known as cellular respiration:

Krebs cycle

500

The correct dose for Ketamine for agitation or delirium is:

4 mg/kg

500

These are the 3 layers of the heart:

Endocardium, Myocardium, Pericardium

500

HHNKS stands for:

Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar nonketotic state

500

In crush/compartment syndrome, this byproduct of cellular death causes the kidney to become "clogged."

Myoglobin

500

This is the first step in an RSI process:

Verify the patient will actually benefit, or actually needs the tube.