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The Beat Goes On
Head of the Class
A Breath of Fresh Air
You're Too Sweet
My Achy Breaky Heart
100

What is the acronym MONA mean 

What is Morphine, Oxygen, Nitro, Aspirin ?

100
The 3 components of the skull
What are the brain, blood and cerebral spinal fluid (CSF)?
100
The definition of "ventilation"
What is the movement of air in and out of the lungs?
100
The type of insulin used in an IV drip to treat diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)
What is regular insulin?
100
The 3 entities that comprise acute coronary syndrome (ACS)
What are unstable angina, NSTEMI, and STEMI?
200

Measurement of a Normal PR Interval 

What is 0.12-.20

200

This level of consciousness is described as drowsy but follows simple commands when stimulated

What is Lethargic?

200

Main precaution for patients on BiPAP

What is altered level of consciousness?

200
A precipitating factor for the development of DKA
What are stress, infection, and failure to take prescribed insulin dose?
200
The name of 2 anti-platelet drugs
What are aspirin, clopidogrel (Plavix), Effient, Brilanta, Integrilin, Aggrastat?
300

The QRS Complex Represents 

What is Ventricular depolarization

300
The meaning of BE FAST
What is Balance - Eyes - Face - Arms - Speech - Time?
300

Interpretation of these arterial blood gases: pH: 7.52 PaCO₂: 28 mmHg, HCO₃⁻: 24 mEq/L, PaO₂: 95 mmHg

What is respiratory alkalosis 

300
The effect of DKA on serum potassium
What is hyperkalemia?
300

What are the 6 H's in the H&T algorithm for ACLS 

What is Hypothermia, Hyper K, Hypo K, Hypovolemia, H+ Ions, Hypoxia 

400

The location of the Purkinje fibers

What is the ventricular conduction system?

400

Bleeding in the space that surrounds the brain

What is Subarachnoid bleed

400

It is the higher pressure delivered when the patient takes a breath, designed to decrease the work of breathing, increase tidal volume, and blow off CO2

What is IPAP 

400

The reason a patient in DKA has Kussmaul's respirations

What is to blow off CO2 in an attempt to raise the pH?

400

The reason all post-MI patients are on beta-blockers unless there is a specific contraindication

What is to decrease the O2 requirements/to decrease the workload of the heart?

500

What Antiemetic can prolong QT 

What is Zofran

500

Two PIVs (20G or larger, Yale Swallow Screen Prior to any PO intact (even necessary Medications), Blood Glucose Fingerstick,  NIHSS Telemetry Monitoring Spo2> 94%, Blood Pressure Monitoring 

What is Code Stroke Nursing Consideration?

500

This  positive pressure in the airway helps prevent Alveoli from collapsing

What is EPAP?

500

When managing a patient in DKA, the IV fluids are changed to contain dextrose when the CBG reached this level

What is 250 mg/dL?

500

Non-surgical procedure used to open narrowed coronary arteries using balloon angioplasty and often stent placement

What is PCI