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antidote for:
salicylates
NaHCO

charcoal

dialysis
antidote for:
B-
glucagon

Ca

insulin and glucose

atropine
antidote for:
digoxin
atropine

Ab

charcoal
antidote for:
iron
deferoxamine
antidote for:
copper
penicillamine
antidote for:
t-PA and Streptokinase
aminocaproic acid
Dx
px has HTN, mild hypernatremia, hypokalemia, met alk
conns
Rx for MI due to cocaine OD
Benzos

CCB
Dx for MFAT
>3 different P waves

> 100 bpm
Dx for wandering pacemaker (multifocal atrial rhythm)
>3 different P waves

< 100 bpm
Dx for MFAB
>3 different P waves

< 60 bpm
type of heart block:
PR interval is longer than .2 sec
1
type of heart block:
no relationship between P and QRS
3
type of heart block:
PR interval becomes progressively longer until beat blocks
2I
type of heart block:
PR interval fixed but with occasional blocked beats
2II
which heart block needs a pacemaker
2II and 3
what is the drug of choice for paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia
carotid massage

IV adenosine
pathology with EKG:
narrow QRS not a/w P waves
rate of 60 bpm
3 (junctional rhythm)
pathology with EKG:
chaotic, erratic, wide QRS
V fib
pathology with EKG:
wide QRS not a/w P waves
rate > 40 but < 100
accelerated ventricular rhythm
pathology with EKG:
narrow QRS not a/w P wave
rate > 100
junctional tachycardia
pathology with EKG:
wide QRS not a/w P waves
rate 20-40
ventricular rhythm
pathology with EKG:
wide QRS not a/w P wave
rate >100
ventricular tachy
pathology with EKG:
narrow QRS not a/w P wave
rate >60 but <100
accelerated junctional rhythm
pathology with EKG:
erratic QRS that varies in amplitude in a repeating pattern
torsades
which endocrine disorder can cause atrial fib
hyperthyroidism
antiarrhythmic that should be avoided in px with preexisting lung disease
amiodarone
what is the drug of choice for acute onset atrial fib with rapid ventricular rate in a px with WPW
procainamide

cardioversion
an EKG shows complete independence of P waves and QRS, what is the next best step
3rd degree block

pacemaker
px has atrial fib with rapid ventricular rate, he had a chronic atrial fib previously, what should be done before cardioversion
transesophageal echo