Round Robin Review

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PALS age of a child is:

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1-8 years old

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PHTLS max fluid given in trauma:

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2L or 2000ML

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Dosage for ASA in ACLS:

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160-325 mg

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3 reds in trauma: active airway assistance,

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BP <90, BMR <4, Fx of 2 or more longbones

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3 blues in trauma: RR of 30 or >,

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sustained HR of >120BPM, age over 55

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SOAP:

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Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan

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CHART:

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Chief Complaint, History, Assessment, Rx (treatment), Transport

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Length of catheter for plural decompression:

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14G needle 2 ¼ length

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Sites for plural decompression:

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2nd ICS midclavicular above the 3rd rib and 4th ICS midaxillary above 5th rib

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2 reasons to do needle crich over surgical :

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<12 y/o, known bleeding disorder, last means of airway

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RPM:

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Respirations, Perfusion, Mental Status

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Position for placement of king tube:

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head in a neutral position

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2 peds upper airway obstruction:

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Croup, Epiglottitis, anaphylaxis, aspiration foreign body

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2 peds lower airway obstruction:

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bronchiolitis, asthma

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Dopamine drip:

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400mg in 250ml bag or 800mg in 500ml bag give 1600mcg/ml dose is 5-20 mcg/kg/min

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Nitro drip:

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25mg in 500ml or 50mg in 1000ml give 50mcg/ml dose is 5-20 mcg/min

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Lidocaine drip:

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2gm in 500ml bag give 1-4 mg/min

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3 parts to Pedi Assessment Triangle:

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work of breathing, appearance, circulation

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Wave form caponography:

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shark fin wave form (bronchospasm, asthma/copd)

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Overdose on Cardizem (diltiazem):

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calcium chloride

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What does P wave represent:

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Atrial depolarization

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4 drugs given for asthma attack:

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albuterol, xopenex, atrovent, mag sulfate, epinephrine (1,1000), solumedrol

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Burns to head and both arms:

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27%, dry dressing

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Stroke with n/v dysartria, dysphagia, sensory loss in 4 limbs, decreased consciousness:

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Brainstem stroke

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Trauma assessment in Bobs room:

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unequal pupils, bullet hole left chest, low BP, High ETCO2, cyanosis, rapid respirations, absent lung sounds, open femur fx, open ulna fx, bullet hole left calf

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2 GCS scenarios:

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know GCS scoring criteria

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2 broslow tape questions:

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read broslow tape

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2 contraindications for traction splint:

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injury to knee or close to the knee, pelvic injury, ankle injury

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How to measure tube depth:

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tube size x 3

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Tube size for men:

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7.5-8.5mm

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Tube size for women:

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7.0-8.0mm

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Surgical cric tube:

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5.5 cut down or smallest cuffed tube

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Contraindication for the use of Nitro:

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BP <90 and use of Erectile dysfunction med 24-48hrs

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Range for caponography:

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30-40mmhg in trauma or 35-45mmhg is normal

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Drug given for hyperkalemia:

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calcium chloride 1 amp = 1gm 10cc of a 10% solution

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Ekg indication that pt has hyperkalemia:

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tall peaked T waves

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Color and # for king tubes:

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Size 3 yellow 45-60ml, Size 4 red 60-80ml, Size 5 purple 70-90ml

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Smallest gauge needle in trauma:

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18G

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Fluid bolus for ped in trauma:

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20ml/kg

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Max weight in lbs for peds on broslow tape:

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36kg x 2.2=79.2lbs

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For measurements of peds in grey column what do you use:

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pink or red equipment sizes

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# of rescue breaths for child:

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3-5 breaths a sec

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When to treat hypoglycemia in ASLS:

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blood sugar <50mg/dl

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12 lead placement:

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V1: 4th ICS right parasternal, V2: 4th ICS left parasternal, V3: midway between V2 and V4, V4: 5th ICS midclavicular line, V5: 5th ICS anterior axillary same level V4, V6: 5th ICS mid axillary same as V4 and V5

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SALI:

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Septal V1,V2; Anterior V3,V4; Lateral I,AvL,V5,V6; Inferior II,III,AvF

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Type of Bundle Branch Block:

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facing down is Left, facing up is Right

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Glucagon dose for hypoglycemia:

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1 unit =1mg IM

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4 drugs given for new onset of chest pain/LBBB:

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(MONA) Morphine Oxygen Nitro Aspirin

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Once needle cric is in what is first mechanical thing you see:

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bubbles entering the syringe

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Needle size for ped needle crich:

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14G needle 1 ¼-2 inch long with 10-20ml syringe

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Atropine dosage and when to use it:

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0.5mg up to 3mg if stable, start pacing if unstable and brady

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IO jam sheady insertion site and first thing you do:

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Tibial platue and you aspirate

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When do you perform V4R:

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if you have inferior MI (II,III,AvF elevated)

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# of boxes of elevation for stemi:

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> 1.0 mm present in two (2) or more inferior leads, > 2.0 mm in two (2) or more precordial leads

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H’s and T’s:

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Hypovolemia, Hypoxia, Hydrogen Ions, Hypo/Hyperkalemia, Hypothermia; Tension pneumo, Tamponade (cardiac), Toxins, Thrombosis (coronary and pulmonary)

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DOPE meaning:

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Displacement, Obstruction, Pneumothorax, Equipment failure

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Eppi dose for peds in cardiac arrest:

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(1:10,000) 0.01mg/kg

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Vasopressin dose:

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40 units

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Confirmation of ET tube placement:

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visualize through vocal cords, condensation, EDD, ETCO2, equal rise and fall of chest, no epigastric sounds, BVM compliance, skin color, SpO2 increase

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New onset of A-fib with RVR:

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Cardizem and initial dose is 0.25mg/kg, second dose 0.35mg/kg