STEMI
Elevation in II, III, aVF and what artery is involved
Inferior and RCA
Benzodiazepine toxicity
Flumazenil
Newborn assessment is called what and what does it stand for
APGAR
Appearance
Pulse
Grimace
Activity
Respirations
LBBB characteristics
QRS 3 small boxes
W shaped QRS
Broad R waves
Parkland burn formula
4ml x weight in kg x TBSA to = ml per 24 hrs
1st 8hrs = 1/2 of 24hrs
Elevation in I, aVL, V5, V6 and what artery
Lateral and LCX
Beta blocker toxicity
Glucagon
What is a normal APGAR score and how often do you assess this
7-8 and 1 min after birth and then every 5
RBBB characteristics
QRS 3 small boxes
St depression, t wave inversion
Wide S wave
M shaped QRS
Calculate pulse pressure and what’s the normal range
SBP - DBP
40-60
Elevation in V2, V3, V4 and what artery
Anterior and LAD
Organophosphate OD
Atropine
OB assessment
G- gravida (# of preg)
T- term pregnancy
P- premature deliveries <36 weeks
A abortions <20 weeks
L living children
Beta 2 receptors do what
You have 2 lungs
Bronchodilation
Vasoconstriction
Calculate the MAP
SBP + 2 x DBP divided by 3
Elevation in V1, V2, V3, V4 and what artery
Anteroseptal and LAD
TCA, or sodium channel blocker OD
Sodium bicarbonate
AMS assessment causes
A- alcohol drugs
E endocrine or epilepsy
I insulin or BG low
O overdose or low O2
U uremia
T trauma
I infection
P psychotic
S shock or stroke
Beta 1 receptors do what
(Heart)
Chronotropy
InotropyDromotropy
Sgarbossa criteria is used when
LBBB or paced Rhythm
Depression in V 1, V2, V3 and what artery
Posterior and PDA artery
Calcium channel blocker OD
Calcium gluconate
Alpha 1 receptors do what
(Vessels)
Vasocontriction
Sgarbossa criteria formula
St/ t waves in opposite direction to QRS
ST elevation of 1 mm or more in any lead and st depression of 1 mm or more in leads V1-V3
STE or S wave greater than 25% in any leads