TVP
MHP
IAH
LUCAS
100

You should check for consistent electrical pacer spike before each QRS and a pulse when assessing this function of the transvenous pacemaker.

What is Capture (mA)

100

This drug should be considered if the massive hemorrhage is related to trauma.


What is Tranexamic Acid

100

Sepsis, retroperitoneal conditions, ascites, burns are all possible risk factors for this syndrome?

What is Abdominal Compartment Syndrome

100

True or False: You cannot use Lucas on a patient with confirmed/suspected spinal cord injury

What is False

200

In this complication of TVP the pacemaker does not recognize intrinsic activity and inappropriately delivers electricity.

What is Failure to Sense/under-sensing

200

This physiological state should be avoided in all patients experiencing massive hemorrhage

What is Hypothermia

200

With increased intra-abdominal pressures as small as 10 mmHg the removal of this acid is severely impacted

What is Lactic Acid

200

The Lucas device will alarm 3 fast signals when lowering the suction cup or the active mode will not be operational.

What is the patient is too small

300

Setting this transvenous pacemaker setting too low will result in inappropriate inhibition of pacing pulses

What is sensitivity/over-sensing

300

Platelets and cryoprecipitate cannot be transfused through this device.

What is pressure bag and/or belmont

300

Intra-abdominal hypertension is defined by a sustained or repeated elevation of pressures greater than this number

What is >12 mmHg

300

These patients should not have Lucas applied for the first 10 days post-operatively

What are patients that have had a sternotomy

400

Air embolism, pneumothorax, sepsis, hiccupping are all complications that can occur during this step of transvenous pacing.

What is TVP insertion and pacing

400

This electrolyte is commonly depleted in MHP patients.

What is calcium

400

True or False: You do NOT need to pressurize the bag to get an accurate intra-abdominal pressure.

What is False

400

Raising a patient’s arms above their head to stretch out upper torso is done in this circumstance.

What is large body habitus/claws will not clip onto backboard