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Name that (dys)rhythmia
DAI
Pharmacokinetics
Lands, leads, and lines
That was a while ago...
100
-Young healthy people are normally in this.

-More prominent in respiratory cycle fluctuation.

Sinus dysrhythmia.

100
-Short-acting paralytic (4-6 minutes).

Succinylcholine.

100

Amount of medication administered.

Dose

100

RCA occlusion

Inferior MI

100

Preganglionic Neurotransmitter

Acetycholine

200

-The SA node fails to initiate an impulse.

-Upright P waves precede QRS complex.

Sinus Pause.

200

-0.3 mg/kg

-Not good for pain control.

Etomidate.

200

Any medication that bypasses the GI tract.

Parenteral

200
Lead III has more elevation than lead II?

Likely a right-sided MI

200

19-23 Gauge at 1-2 inch(es) inserted at a 90 degree angle.

Intramuscular

300

-3 or more morphology in 2+ leads.

-Usually irregular.

-Between 60-100 BPM.

Wandering Atrial Pacemaker.

300

-Disassociative anesthetic analgesic

Ketamine

300

Ease of passing blood to the target tissue.

Capillary permeability 

300

ST Depression in V2,V3, and V4.

Posterior MI.

300

low pH and low Co2

Metabolic acidosis

400

-Originates from a site above the ventricles.

-Quite fast.

SVT.

400

Paralytic that lasts 20-35 minutes.

Vecuronium.
400

Movement from the blood stream to the target tissue.

Distribution

400

Common with cocaine use.

Prinzmetal angina

400

Cranial Nerve III

Occulomotor

500

-Particular complex with another rhythm.

-Inverted P wave that proceeds or follows the QRS complex.

PJC.

500

-GABA-A Agonist

-Might be good for matinance. 


Midazolam.

500

Medication is too large for a channel or carrier protein.

Endocytosis

500

S-Wave in V1 and R-Wave in V5 >35mm

Rule of R's

500

Decreases blood calcium.

Calcitonin