Medications
The reversal for Midazolam
What is flumazenil?
The meaning of CPA
the recommended number of breaths per minute.
What is 10 breaths per minute? or what is 1 breath every 6 sec?
when performing chest compressions- the persons elbows and hands should be in this position.
What is elbows locked and one hand over another?
a normal ETCO2 value in a patient
how much is 35-45 mmhg?
The reversal for an opioid.
What is naloxone?
This is an alternative if IV access is not accessible. the abbreviation is IO.
the recommended number of chest compressions per minute.
What is 100-120?
Name the ABCs of CPR. Bonus points for naming the most important one.
What is airway, breathing, and circulation(compressions)? What is compressions/circulation?
name the two forms of monitoring that prove useful during CPR
end tidal CO2(ET-CO2) and ECG
name 3 different opiods that we have in stock at UVH. bonus points for knowing which one is a full mu agonist opioid.
What is butorphanol, Buprenorphine, and Hydromorphone? What is hydromorphone?
the meaning of ETT
What is endotracheal tube?
the minimum ETCO2 value that is recommended during chest compressions.
name the position for chest compressions in a bulldog.
What is dorsal recumbency?
name normal heart rate ranges for a cat and for a dog.
What is 60-180(dogs)? what is 140-220(cats)?
The reversal for dexmedetomidine. bonus points for the drug class that dexmedetomidine is.
What is atipamezole? What is an alpha-2 agonist?
The meaning of ROSC?
the amount of seconds in between 2 minute compression cycles that should be taken to assess patient.
How much is 10 seconds?
name the position of a code for a 12 year old male neutered cavalier?
What is lateral recumbency?
name the ECG waves
What is P, QRS, and T waves?
If there is a non-shockable arrhythmia, this is the first medication used in a CPR recover protocol(not including reversal agents).
What is atropine?
This is a type of shockable arrhythmia. abbreviation is VF.
What is ventricular fibrillation?
name the two non-shockable arrythmias.
what is asystole and pulseless electrical activity(PEA)?
The two different compression techniques used in a CPR
what is cardiac pump technique and thoracic pump technique?
name a normal systolic/diastolic BP for a dog?