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Adverse Reactions: headache, hypotenstion
Nitro
Tearing sensation in abdomen
AAA
A condition where any substance irritates the lining of the abdomen
Peritonitis
Normal range 80-120
blood glucose level
Normal range 35-45
End tidal CO2
hypotension and decreased level of consciousness
Decompensated Shock
SLUDGE is an acronym of symptoms related to what?
Cholinergic Agents- organophosphates, nerve agents
What does of IM epi 1:1000 would a 60 pound child receive
0.15mg
medical term for swollen tongue
angioedema
what math equation can be used to determine a systolic blood pressure range in a child
90+(2 x age in years)
Route and dose for ASA
324mg chewed
The three points of the pediatric assessment triangle
Appareance, Work of Breathing, Circulation
Jaudice would indicate disease of what organ
Liver
Pancreatitis
What is the key that unlocks channels allowing glucose to enter cells from the bloodstream
Inuslin
RLQ pain with rebound tenderness and guarding
Appendicitis
A seizure lasting more than 5 minutes, or more than one seizure in 5 minutes without returning to normal mental state is an emergent condition called
Status epilepticus
Inability to sit up, facial trauma, and pneumothorax are contraindications for
CPAP
Name the two parts of the autonomic nervous system
Sympathetic and parasympathetic
The medical term for fainting
syncope
These two conditions are can mimic stroke
Positicatal state, hypoglycemia
This type of shock is normally due to trauma of the spine, loss of signal from the nervous system causes widespread vasodilation
Nuerogenic shock
A condition where insulin isn't unlocking the door for glucose to enter the cells creating hyperglycemia. The body resorts to burning fat for energy and releases a toxic byproduct called ketones
DKA
This type of shock is due to vasodilation and increased vascular permeability. Skin signs may be flushed and itchy
Anaphylaxis
Who is ultimately responsible for patient care
the medical director