Trauma
This anti-fibrinolytic drug can be life saving in a massive hemorrhage if given within 3 hours.
What is TXA?
Maintenance fluid do we give pediatric patients over 6 weeks of age?
What is D5NS
4-2-1 rule
This combination of products comes in MHP Box #1 for a trauma.
What is 4 units PRBC's and 4 units plasma?
This medication (dose and rate) is given in hyperkalemia management to stabilize the cardiac membrane.
What is calcium gluconate? 1 gm over 10-20 min
An inferior MI can be seen on which ECG leads?
What is II, III, & aVF
The sequence of assessment do you follow during the primary assessment.
What is:
Airway
Breathing
Circulation
Disability
Exposure
Nebulized epinephrine is given for this presentation
What is Croup
The clear aqueous part of blood that helps maintain blood pressure, volume, and supplies critical proteins for blood clotting.
What is Plasma
This medication can cause refractory hypotension in an inferior MI.
What is Nitroglycerin?
TNK is used for treatment of these 2 vascular emergencies.
What are STEMI and ischemic stroke?
One key factor worsens coagulation and acidosis?
What is Hypothermia
Keep the patient warm!
Dose and rate of blood for pediatric hemmorhage.
What is 10ml/kg IVP through a warming device and filter?
This product needs reconstitution in an MHP.
What is RiaSTap or Fibrinogen Concentrate
This medication can be given by neb and IV in Status Asthmaticus.
What is IV salbutamol
Ringers Lactate is now recommended over Normal Saline for fluid resuscitation due to this reason.
What is reduce risk for hyperchloremic acidosis?
Normal saline is thought to be associated with worsening hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis as well as renal vasoconstriction from the chloride load resulting in poor renal function.
A chest tube is inserted in this anatomical site.
What is the 5th intercostal space midaxillary line?
IV bolus amount, rate, solution and technique.
20 ml/kg of isotonic crystalloid solution (normal saline) administered rapidly (over 5 to 20 minutes) using the push/pull technique
This blood product is used for emergency reversal of a DOAC when there is a major bleed or the patient requires emergency surgery
What is Octeplex?
This lab value must be monitored closely during Status Astmaticus management
What is potassium?
Deviated trachea, JVD and Hyptension
What are signs of a Tension Pneumothorax?
A pelvic binder sits over this part of the body.
What are the greater trochanters? (Think miniskirt!)
Keep babies NPO at this Resp Rate.
What is 60?
This form is imperative to fill out early on a Jonh Doe emergency blood transfusion.
What is the unmatched laboratory demographics form?
Rocuronium and Succinylcholine are types of this medication.
What are paralytics?
Drainage of more than this amount of blood from a chest tube requires increased monitoring and physician notification.
What is 150ml/hr in an adult and 4ml/kg in a peds