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Rule of B's - CORRECT ANSWER-Bicarb Both Bolic-if pH&bicarb are in same direction, its
metabolic.
If one is normal-they are NOT the same and its respiratory.

S&S of acid-base imbalance - CORRECT ANSWER-as the pH goes, so does my patient except
for potassium
UP: (alkolosis):decreased K+, highest risk for seizures-suction @ bedside
DOWN: (acidosis): increased K+, highest risk for respiratory arrest-ambu bag@ bedside

Borborygmy - CORRECT ANSWER-Increased bowel sounds(over 60)

Kussmaul breathing - CORRECT ANSWER-MCkussmaul-only see w/Metabolic aCidosis

Causes of acid base imbalances - CORRECT ANSWER-if problem is *lung* related, its
respiratory. Anything that is not lung is Metabolic Acidosis.
pt w/ prolonged gastric vomiting/suction=metabolic ALKalosis

Ventilation - CORRECT ANSWER-if pt is OVER ventilating = alkalosis
if pt is Under ventilating= acidosis

Kornikies & Korsikofs - CORRECT ANSWER-induced by vitamin B1 deficiency
s/s- amnesia and fabrication

uppers/downers - CORRECT ANSWER-caffeine,cocaine, PCP/LSD, methamphetamines, adderall
anything else are downers

s/s of uppers - CORRECT ANSWER-uppers make you go up-euphoria,tachy, restlessness,+3/+4
reflexes,borborygymy,irritability,seizures

s/s of downers - CORRECT ANSWER-downers make you go down-lethargy, resp.
depression/arrest (ambu bag @ bedside)

is the ? a withdrawal (s/s are opposite from drug) - CORRECT ANSWER-The body doesn't have
enough!
Too little (upper) makes everything go down
Too little (downer) makes everything go up

#1 priority in withdrawal/OD - CORRECT ANSWER-Resp. depression/arrest in downer OD/upper
withdrawal
Seizures in upper OD/downer withdrawal

Aminoglycosides - CORRECT ANSWER-"A mean old mycin"
antibiotic for drug-resistant, gram (-), life-threatening infections.

3 mycins that DON'T count - CORRECT ANSWER-Erythromycin, zithromycin, clarithromycin
if it has "thro" mycin, throw it off the list

BEST indicator for kidney/renal function - CORRECT ANSWER-Creatinine

, T.A.P - CORRECT ANSWER-Trough, Administer, Peak

When to draw troughs - CORRECT ANSWER-30 min. before administration no matter the route

When to draw peaks - CORRECT ANSWER-(Sublingual) 5-10 min after dissolved
(IV) 15-30 min. after finished
(IM) 30-60 min. after

Calcium channel blockers and Beta Blockers are like... - CORRECT ANSWER-"Valium for the
heart"
relax/calm down the heart

Think the letter "A" with CCBs - CORRECT ANSWER-Antihypertensive, anti-Angina(decrease 02
demand), Anti-Atrial arrhythmic

Think the letter "H" for s/s of CCBs - CORRECT ANSWER-Headache and Hypotention

CCB endings - CORRECT ANSWER-"Dapines" + Verapamil +Cardizem(continuous IV but watch
systolic under 100)
"dipping into the Calcium Channel"

Cardiac Strips - CORRECT ANSWER-Normal Sinus Rhythm- equal distant peaks of P-waves
V-fib- Chaotic squiggly line
V-tach- Sharp peaks w/ pattern

QRS DE-polarization - CORRECT ANSWER-Ventricular

P-wave - CORRECT ANSWER-Atrial

"lack of QRS" - CORRECT ANSWER-asystole

"Saw tooth" - CORRECT ANSWER-always means flutter

"Chaotic" - CORRECT ANSWER-always means fibrillation

"Bizzare" - CORRECT ANSWER-always means tachycardias

Asystole and V-fib - CORRECT ANSWER-NO CARDIAC OUTPUT
lethal arrhythmias-will be dead in less than 8 minutes

Ventricular arrythmias treatment - CORRECT ANSWER-Lidocaine or *Amiodarone*

SVT/Atrial arrhythmias treatment - CORRECT ANSWER-ABCDs
Adenosine(slam less than 8 secs), Beta-Blockers, Calcium Channel Blockers, Digoxin(Lanoxin)

Asystole treatment - CORRECT ANSWER-epinephrine then atropine

Chest tube locations - CORRECT ANSWER-A for A- Apical for Air removal (placed higher up)
B for B- Basilar for Blood removal (placed lower)

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