1. 2 hallmark lab values of sepsis: - ANS-lactate above four
2. WBC above 12,000
3. a baby in excessive misery ought to be on what percent oxygen? - ANS-a hundred
4. a continuous infusion of insulin to accurate DKA would region the affected person at risk
for what electrolyte imbalance? - ANS-hypokalemia
5. a low _______ degree frequently accompanies a low K+, mainly with the use of diuretics
- ANS-magnesium
6. a patient in cardiac arrest is noted at the bedside display to be in pulseless v tach. What
is the primary action that have to be taken? - ANS-defibrillate
7. a affected person is delivered into the ED tormented by anaphylactic surprise related to
a bee sting... First intervention? - ANS-preserve open airway
8. a patient is considered "symptomatic" of an arrhythmia after they show what signs and
symptoms? - ANS-reduced LOC
9. decreased BP
10. cool, clammy skin
11. a pulmonary artery cath can reveal all cardiac pressures except: - ANS-MAP
12. a ruptured aneurysm could result in which type of surprise? - ANS-hypovolemic
13. admin of digoxin: - ANS-very slow push over five mins
14. dealers of bioterrorism that can be dealt with with antibiotics: - ANS-anthrax
15. plague
16. tularemia
17. AIDS degree CD4 be counted: - ANS-less than 2 hundred
18. all varieties of emboli present as ____________ - ANS-dyspnea
19. all varieties of shock can result in ___________ and result in ____________ -
ANS-SIRS
20. MODS
21. all vasopressor and vasodilator drugs are powerful and perilous and require
______________ - ANS-titration
22. opportunity vasopressor to epi in v fib or pulseless v tach: - ANS-vasopressin
23. always the first intervention with a cervical spine damage: - ANS-IMMOBILIZE - location
hard cervical collar on pt.
24. An sudden, catastrophic pulmonary difficulty and not using a previous pulmonary
troubles - ANS-ARDS
25. anorexia, nausea, and vomiting and present in which electrolyte imbalances? -
ANS-hyponatremia
26. hypokalemia
27. antidote for narcotic-triggered respiratory depression: - ANS-narcan (naloxone)
28. ARDS mortality rate: - ANS-50% (high)
, 29. before drawing a sample for ABGs from the radial artery, carry out the ___________ to
assess collateral move - ANS-allen check
30. pleasant approach & concentration of o2 till intubation is mounted for a affected person
who sustains a cardiopulmonary arrest: - ANS-bag valve mask
31. fio2 of one hundred%
32. bicarb is used to treat: - ANS-hyperkalemia
33. breath sound that is a existence-threatening emergency - ANS-stridor
34. breaths are brought at what rate for someone being manually ventilated? -
ANS-eight-10/min
35. burn accidents are a steady ______________ country - ANS-hypermetabolic
36. chest tube disconnects from water seal chamber. What do you do? - ANS-region cease
of tubing in bottle of sterile water
37. class I & II hemorrhage are treated with _________________ - ANS-crystalloids
38. elegance III & IV hemorrhage are dealt with with ______________ - ANS-blood
transfusions
39. common side effect of nitro: - ANS-hypotension
40. not unusual volume-increasing substance - ANS-plasma
41. (and in all likelihood entire blood)
42. contraindication for TPA: - ANS-excessive BP
43. contraindication of IABP: - ANS-extreme aortic insufficiency
44. contusions = hot packs or ice? - ANS-ice
45. cornerstone of treatment for hypovolemic and anaphylactic surprise: - ANS-speedy
infusion of volume-increasing fluids
46. disease this is the primary reason of breathing acidosis: - ANS-COPD
47. do now not challenge a affected person's ___________ until it hinders/blocks treatment
or endangers the patient - ANS-denial
48. do no longer take away the _____________ utilized in a disaster country - ANS-coping
fashion
49. executed after PAC to affirm placement and test for pneumothorax: - ANS-chest x-ray
50. drug used for the remedy of DIC - ANS-heparin
51. early signs of shock: - ANS-agitation and restlessness
52.
53. (from cerebral hypoxia)
54. ECG sample indicative of myocardial hypoxia - ANS-no P waves with ST elevations
55. increased temp
56. tachypnea
57. tachycardia
58. rigid jaw - ANS-malignant hyperthermia
59. immoderate vomiting will purpose which acid-base imbalance? - ANS-metabolic
alkalosis
60. first defibrillator shocks: - ANS-monophasic - 360 jules
61. biphasic - 2 hundred jules
62. first drug used for an in-sanatorium cardiac arrest: - ANS-epinephrine
63. fluids to improve preload: - ANS-blood
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