seizure/analgesia/s
edation medications
edation medications
This is the medication class of Midazolam
What is a benzodiazepine pg.766
These are the two main branches of the Autonomic Nervous System
what are the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions pg. 362
This device is used to confirm ET tube placement by detecting exhaled CO₂
what is end tidal pg. 1035
This is the insertion of a catheter into a body cavity, duct, or vessel to allow for fluid flow
What is cannulation pg. 1237
These are the tiny saclike units in which gas exchange occurs
what are alveoli pg. 1096
Concomitant use of this medication with other CNS depressants may cause respiratory depression, hypotension, profound sedation, and death. Individuals taking passionflower or St. John’s wort may experience hand tremors, dizziness, and muscular fatigue
What is lorazepam (Ativan) pg.924
These are the effector organs of the ANS
Smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands pg. 632
An ET tube placed too deep most commonly enters this mainstem bronchus
what is the right mainstem pg. 1034
This is is the escape of fluid into the surrounding tissue, which causes a localized area of edema
what is infiltration pg.822
This structure divides the respiratory tract into the right and left mainstem bronchi
what is the carina pg. 1627
These are the adverse effects of Midazolam
what are respiratory depression and hypotension p.1576
These nerves, which are a part of the ANS, contain norepinephrine
What are adrenergic nerves pg. 633
This complication occurs when the ET tube becomes blocked by secretions or a foreign object
what is obstruction pg. 1034
These catheters are also inserted at the antecubital vein and the distal end of the catheter rests at the proximal end of the extremity
What is a midline catheter p. 1347
the muscles not normally used during quiet breathing
what are accessory muscles pg. 466
This sedative medication has less effect on blood pressure than other choices
What is etomidate pg.2494
These nerves, which are a part of the ANS, contain ACh
What are cholinergic nerves pg. 633
Before intubating, you should have the ET tube, stylet, suction, BVM, oxygen, and this device ready to visualize the vocal cords
what is a laryngoscope pg. 1026
This is the absorption rate of a medication administered via io
What is 30-60sec p.1351
This tissue type surrounds the conducting airways down to the subsegmental level
what is smooth muscle pg. 1028
This sedative medication is contraindicated by burns, crush injuries, and blunt trauma: conditions that can result in hyperkalemia
What is succinylcholine pg.1054
this division of the ANS has a larger number of postganglionic neurons associated with each preganglionic fiber than the other division
what is the sympathetic division
An adult patient has an appropriately sized ET tube inserted, but the tube is advanced too far. Breath sounds are present on the right but absent on the left. This complication should be suspected.
What is right mainstem intubation pg. 1034
These are solutions that contain molecules (usually proteins) that are too large to pass out of the capillary membranes and, therefore, remain in the vascular compartment.
What are colloid solutions p.1358
The narrowest portion of the adult airway
what is the glottis pg. 1455