The beat goes on
Take my breath away
Name that drug
Crash and burn
Little people
100

A vasodilator used to treat angina

Nitroglycerin 

100

Whistling breath sounds caused by upper airway swelling or obstruction

Stridor 

100

The first line medication for symptomatic bradycardia

atropine

100

a score used to assess mental status after head trauma

GCS

100

A medication used to treat this itchy rash

benadryl 

200

This medication is given as a 300mg dose for Vfib in cardiac arrest

Amiodarone 

200

A measure of the carbon dioxide in an exhaled breath

End Tidal CO2

200
A medication you would give to an unresponsive patient with agonal respirations and pinpoint pupils 

Narcan

200

An injury associated with this finding

Basilar skull fracture 

200

A condition causing upper airway swelling and barky cough

Croup

300

These EKG leads look at the inferior part of the heart

II, III, aVF

300

Presents with absent breath sounds and tracheal deviation

Tension pneumothorax 

300

A medication that can be given for asthma or V tach

Magnesium

300

The color assigned to a patient that is breathing but has massive uncontrolled hemorrhage in mass casualty triage

red

300

A tool you can use to determine pediatric medication doses or ET tube size 

Broselow tape 

400

The initial energy dose for synchronized cardioversion

200J

400

An abnormal deep and very rapid respiratory pattern might indicate this condition

DKA (kussmaul respirations)

400

This medication can be used when there is concern for traumatic internal bleeding with unstable vital signs and less than 3 hours from injury

TXA

400

The degree of burn 

Full thickness

400

an episode in a young kid characterized by color change, abnormal breathing, and/or abnormal muscle tone that quickly resolves

BRUE

500

Afib with RVR

500

Medications that would be used to perform rapid sequence intubation

Ketamine and Rocuronium 

500

A medication given if a patient was in a fire and has altered mental status 

sodium thiosulfate

500

This is caused by crush injury, can be diagnosed on EKG and treated with calcium 

hyperkalemia

500

In neonates, you should start CPR below this heart rate

60