Pump It Up
Take my Breath Away
Help!
Down with the Sickness
State of Emergency
100
Used to accurately measure smaller amounts of fluids that can have changing fluid additives without ruining the liter bag
Burette/Buretrol
100
A complication involving the ETT where something is over inflated
Cuff Overinflation
100
The ABCs of CPR
Airway, Breathing and Circulation
100
bacterial disease spread through water or soil that has infected urine in it
Leptospirosis
100
Having lower than normal cortisol in the body
Addison's
200
This happens when the PCV, TS and Urine SG are all elevated it 
Dehydration
200
Complication where tube has broken through the walls of the bronchi 
Perforation
200
Two machines are connected from the crash cart.
Suction and ECG
200
Virus that causes swelling in the brain
Rabies
200
The muscles that normally pull the airway open do not function properly
Laryngeal Paralysis
300
Normosol - R, NaCL, LRS and Plasma-lyte are all this kind of fluid.
Crystalloids
300
Complication with ETT where the tube is placed into one lung
Endobronchial Intubation
300
You give a full breath after this many seconds
6-10 Seconds
300
Bacterial disease transmitted by deer ticks that causes joint inflammation
Lyme Disease
300
The globe is removed partially or completely from the orbit
Eye Proptosis
400
This colloid is given to increase blood pressure, but is not a blood product
HATER-STARCH!
400
Complication where tube is placed NOT in the trachea but in another area
Esophageal Intubation
400
Elasticity of the Skin
Turgor Pressure
400
Parasite in feline feces that causes fever like symptoms and failure of heart muscles
Toxoplasmosis
400
Difficulty Giving Birth
Dystocia
500
We multiply this by 30 and divide by 24 to get our fluid maintenance rate
Weight in Pounds
500
When a pop-off valve is left closed for too long it creates this complication
Tension Pneumothorax
500
Must be greater than 15 mmHg in order to have efficient blood profusion
EtCO2
500
Nematode spread through infested feces and can cause lung damage
Roundworm
500
A Nosebleed
Epistaxis