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The flight team is Contact the sending physician
requested to transport a
43-year-old patient to a
referral center 60 minutes
away. Upon arrival
bedside, the RN reports
no urine output for four
hours. Creatinine has
increased from 1.3mg/dL
to 2.3 mg/dL. Ventilator
FiO2 is being increased
to 100%; Positive end-
expiratory pressure
(PEEP) is 10 cm H2O.
BP 85/70 mmHg Intra-
aortic balloon pump
(IABP) 1:1 ratio
Augmented IABP
pressure 100 mmHg
Mean arterial pressure 82
mmHg
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The nurse is preparing to maintain immobilization
transport a young child
from an outlying hospital
to a pediatric trauma
center. The child was
involved in an
unrestrained motor
vehicle accident and has
numbness in bilateral
feet. The sending nurse
asks if they should
remove spinal
immobilization because
the CT scan of the spine
revealed no
abnormalities. The flight
nurse should:
Which of the following a boggy and enlarged soft uterus
assessment findings
would be consistent with
postpartum
hemorrhage?
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The flight team arrives to Asynchronous pacing may cause R-on-T
transport a patient who phenomenon
has been "coding" on/off
for 15 minutes. The
patient continues to
experience ventricular
fibrillation and has been
defibrillated seven times.
The patient has a
temporary pacemaker in
place. Settings are:
Mode: VOO Rate: 70
beats/min Output: 10 mA
Sensitivity: asynchronous
The flight nurse begins to
assist and recommends
changing the mode to
VVI and the sensitivity to
"full demand" based on
of the fact that:
A transport nurse is hypovolemia.
caring for a trauma
patient who develops
pulseless electrical
activity during transport.
After administration of
epinephrine 1 mg IV and
an IV fluid bolus of 2 L,
the patient's pulse is
restored. The cardiac
arrest was MOST likely
caused by
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