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Overdose
Muahahaha
100

What is the flow rate for a nasal cannula?

1-6 lpm

100

What are the two medications you give for a patient with chest pain?

ASA and Nitroglycerin

100

What medication is given for nausea?

Zofran - Ondansetron

100

This medication is given for narcotic and opioid overdose.

Narcan - Naloxone

100

What is your game plan for the following patient:

24 M - HR 84, RR 6, SPO2 77%. 

O2

Narcan

etc....

be ready

200

What is the flow rate for a standard nebulizer?

4-6 lpm

200

What is the dose for ASA? Bonus: When giving it to a patient, will they swallow the pills or chew them up?

324 mg (4 x 81mg tablets)

200

What is the dose of oral glucose?

15 gm - 25 gm

200

What is the dose for narcan?

0.5 - 2 mg

200

What are assessment questions you would ask an elderly fall with possible head injury?

LOC

Blood Thinners

Do you remember the event?

300

What is the dose for nebulized albuterol?

2.5 mg albuterol in 3 ml saline

300

What are the contraindications for ASA?

Allergy to ASA. Caution: Recent GI bleeding, Peptic ulcer disease.

300

What is activated charcoal used for and what is your dose?

Ingestion of toxins, 1 gm/kg

300

What routes can narcan be given?

IN, IV, IM, IO 

300

Type of shock based of vital signs:

86 M - 102.3F, HR 123, RR 24, 98/56

Bonus: What can you do as an EMT-B for this patient?

Septic Shock

400

What are common side effects of albuterol and/or atrovent?

Tachycardia, tremors, anxiety, dry mouth, etc.

400

What is the dose and parameters for nitroglycerin?

0.4mg sublingual up to 3 doses as long as SBP > 100 mmHg.

400

What is the contraindication for oral glucose?

Inability to swallow/follow commands.

400

What are some common side effects of narcan?

Projectile vomiting, physical/verbal aggression, tachycardia, hypertension, etc.
400

Type of shock:

A 47 M, driver involved in MVA where a tire landed on top of vehicle causing 6 inch vertical intrusion. Pt reports back pain, denies LOC. 

VS: AAOx4, HR 48, BP 80/42, RR 20.

Neurogenic Shock

500

Your 8 y/o patient is experiencing shortness of breath, red-flushed skin, and hives. What medication and dose will you give? Bonus: What is the adult dose and what is the route?

Epinephrine - 0.15 mg IM

500

What common medication is a contraindication for nitroglycerin?

Erectile dysfunction meds, Viagara (sildenafil)

500
A 32 y/o F ingested bleach in attempts to commit suicide. Is this patient a candidate for activated charcoal? Why?

No. Activated charcoal is contraindicated in ingestion of acids and alkaline products.

500

Describe the pupils for an opioid versus benzodiazepine overdose. Bonus: Will narcan work for a benzodiazepine overdose?

Opioids: Pinpoint

Benzos: Dilated, sluggish

500

What is a pulse pressure?

What is the normal pulse pressure?

What can narrow pulse pressures indicate?

What can wide pulse pressures indicate?

Difference between SBP and DBP

40 mmHg - 60 mmHg

Cardiac Issues - (Cardiogenic shock)

Brain Issues - Massive Head Bleed