Cath Lab Meds

Front 1

Generic name for Plavix

Back 1

Clopidogrel

Hint 1

Antiplatelet

Front 2

Generic name for Versed

Back 2

Midazolam

Hint 2

Benzodiazepines used for sedation

Front 3

Generic name for Fentanyl

Back 3

Sublimaze , Duragesic

Hint 3

Narcotic used for sedation

Front 4

Generic name for Levophed

Back 4

Norepinephrine

Hint 4

Vasoconstrictor used for controlling hypertension without raising heart rate.

Front 5

Generic name for Lasix

Back 5

Furosemide

Hint 5

Diuretic

Front 6

Generic name for Reopro

Back 6

Abcixamab

Hint 6

Antiplatelet.

Front 7

Generic name for Integrilin

Back 7

Eptifibatide

Hint 7

Antiplatelet

Front 8

Generic name for Effient

Back 8

Prasugrel

Hint 8

Antiplatelet

Front 9

Generic name for Brilinta

Back 9

ticagrelor

Hint 9

Antiplatelet

Front 10

Generic name for Neosynephrine

Back 10

Phenylephrine

Hint 10

Vasopressor

Front 11

Generic name for Vasopressin

Back 11

Pitressin

Hint 11

Vasopressor

Front 12

Generic name for Nipride

Back 12

Nitroprusside

Hint 12

Vasodilator

Front 13

Generic name for Romazicon

Back 13

Flumazenil

Front 14

Generic name for Neosynephrine

Back 14

Phenylephrine

Hint 14

Vasopressor

Front 15

Generic name for Angiomax

Back 15

Bivalirudin

Front 16

Generic name for Cordarone

Back 16

Amiodarone

Front 17

Generic name for Narcan

Back 17

Naloxone

Front 18

Generic name for Nipride

Back 18

Nitroprusside

Hint 18

Vasodilator

Front 19

Antiarrhythmic most commonly given for sinus bradycardia

Back 19

Atropine

Hint 19

Antiarrhythmic

Front 20

Standard dose of IV Lidocaine.

Back 20

100 mg

Front 21

Contraindications for Adenosine

Back 21

Asthma patients, 2nd or 3rd degree heart block.

Front 22

Major contraindication for administering Lopressor (Metaprolol)

Back 22

Bradycardia

Front 23

What is the common dose for Solu-Cortef (Hydrocortisone)

Back 23

100mg

Front 24

What is the common dose for Solu-Medrol (Methylprednisolone)?

Back 24

40mg

Front 25

What is the common dose for Zofran (Ondansetron)?

Back 25

4mg **Must have Physican Order**

Front 26

Antihistamine used for treatment of Allergic reactions.

Back 26

Benadryl (Diphenhydramine)

Front 27

5 Rights before administering meds.

Back 27

Patient

Time

Route

Dose

Drug

Front 28

Narcotics are not to be disposed in _________ containers.

Back 28

Black

Front 29

___________ should be administered 1 hour prior to implant procedure.

Back 29

Ancef (Cefazolin)

Unless allergic to PCN.

Front 30

___________ stimulates beta-adrenergic receptors resulting in increased cardiac output, HR, BP.

Back 30

Dopamine

Hint 30

Parenteral catecholamine

Front 31

__________ is a potent vasoconstrictor resulting in blood pressure support.

Back 31

Neosynephrine (Phenylephrine)

Front 32

Neosynephrine (Phenylephrine) usual dosage.

Back 32

0.1 mg (100mcg)

Front 33

Inotropic agent contraindicated in patients with Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy.

Back 33

Dobutamine

Front 34

Common side effect to Dobutamine.

Back 34

Chest Pain

Front 35

Common starting dose of Dobutamine.

Back 35

5 - 10 ug/kg/min

Front 36

___________ is a vasoconstrictor ACLS med given for VF/VT.

Back 36

Vasopressin

Hint 36

40 Units IVP for one dose

Front 37

Norepinephrine dosage range.

Back 37

8 - 30 mcg/min

Front 38

Peripheral mixture for Levophed drip.

Back 38

4mg in 250ml NS.

Front 39

___________ potent/rapid acting peripheral vasodilator by direct action of arterial and venous smooth muscle.

Back 39

Nipride (Nitroprusside)

Front 40

Common dose for Atropine.

Back 40

0.5 - 1 mg

Front 41

First line choice for Antiarrythmic therapy.

Back 41

Amiodarone

Front 42

Amiodarone dose for non cardiac arrest patients.

Back 42

150 mg over 10 min,

33 ml/hr drip

Front 43

Given to treat PSVT, slows AV conduction.

Back 43

Adenosine

Front 44

FFR Adenosine mixture and common dosage.

Back 44

90mg / 90 ml

140 or 180 (mcg/kg/min)

Front 45

__________ binds to the intact platelet GPIIb/IIa receptor, thereby inhibiting platelet aggregation by previnting the binding of fibrinogen.

Back 45

ReoPro (Abciximab)

Hint 45

Caution in pts with plt count <100,000

Front 46

Abciximab is incompatible with _________________.

Back 46

Lasix

Front 47

____________ reversibly inhibits platelet aggregation by preventing the binding of fibrinogen. Indicated for ACS patients.

Back 47

Integrilin

Front 48

Which 3 medications dosages are adjusted due to creatinine or the creatinine clearance?

Back 48

ReoPro

Integrilin

Angiomax

Front 49

Prasugrel dosage

Back 49

60 mg loading

10mg daily

Front 50

Contraindications for Prasugrel

Back 50

Age greater than 60

Patient < 60 kg

Front 51

Clopidogrel dosage

Back 51

300 - 600 mg loading dose

75mg daily

Front 52

Ticagrelor dosage

Back 52

180 mg Loading

90 mg BID

Front 53

Opiod analgesic 50 - 100 times as potent as Morphine.

Back 53

Fentanyl

Front 54

Common Sublimaze dosage?

Back 54

25-100 mcg

Front 55

Reversal agent for Benzodiazepines.

Back 55

Flumazenil

Front 56

Reversal agent for narcotics.

Back 56

Narcan

Front 57

Use caution when administering _________ to bradycardic patients.

Back 57

Lopressor

Front 58

__________________ used to treat hypertension. Usual dose is 5-20 mg over two min period.

Back 58

Labetalol

Front 59

Epinephrine Increases .......

Back 59

HR, BP, vascular resistance, contractile force and myocardial electrical activity.

Front 60

Common dose for Phenylephrine

Back 60

100-200 mcg (0.1-0.2 mg)

Front 61

__________ binds to the intact platelet GPIIb/IIIa receptor, thereby inhibiting platelet aggregation by preventing the binding of fibrinogen.

Back 61

Abciximab