Shock
Cardio
Emergency Nursing
Environmental
Miscellaneous
100

Inbalance between supply and demand

What is hypoprofusion

100

Nitroglycerin makes the pain go away

What is chronic stable angina

100

ABC’S, Disability, exposure and environmental control, facility adjuncts and family, get resuscitation adjuncts


What is primary survey

100

Tetanus immunoglobulin and Tdap

What is given after a bite or open wounds

100

acetaminophen antagonist

What is N-acetylcysteine

200

Most common cause is acute Myocardial infarction

What is cardiogenic shock

200

Best lab to determine myocardial infarction

What is cardiac-specific troponin
200

Failure of the hypothalamic thermoregulatory processes

What is Heatstroke

200

Accidental, occupational, recreational or intentional and can be ingested, inhaled, injected, splashed or absorbed

What are poisonings

200

Warfarin antagonist

What is Vitamin K

300

Occurs within 30 minutes up to 6 weeks status post a spinal cord injury

Neurogenic Shock
300

Primary and Secondary

What are types of HTN

300

Every effort is made to warm the patient to at least 86 degrees before the person is pronounced dead

What is severe hypothermia

300

Most common and effective intervention for poisonings

What is activated charcoal within 1 hour of ingestion
300

Protamine sulfate

What is heparin antagonist

400

Peripheral vasoconstriction and bronchodilation that oppose the effect of histamine

What is anaphylactic shock

400

Major cause of coronary artery disease

What is atherosclerosis

400

Monitor ABCs, Vital Signs, LOC, O2 sats, heart rate and rhythm, temperature and maintain normothermia and monitor for s/s of acute respiratory failure

What is ongoing monitoring for status post submersion injury

400

Found in all professions, cultures, socioeconomic groups, age groups and genders

What is intimate partner violence

400

Cobalamin treatments are given for this disease process

What is megaloblastic anemia

500

Cornerstone for therapy in septic, hypovolemic and anaphylactic shock.

What is fluid resuscitation

500

Non-specific marker for chronic inflammation

What is C-reactive protein

500

Rocky mountain fever, and lyme disease to name a few. 

What are tick related conditions

500

Anthrax, smallpox, botulism, plague and hemorrhagic fever oh my!

What are biological agents most commonly used in terrorist attacks

500

Ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease 

What is inflammatory bowel disease