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Atropine: Adult= 0.5-1.0mg
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Bicarb: Pedi= 1mEq/kg
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Bicarb: Adult= 1mEq/kg
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Bretylium: Pedi= 5mg/kg
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Bretylium: Adult= 5mg/kg
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EPI 1:1000: Pedi= 0.01 mg/kg………CODE= 0.1 mg/kg
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EPI 1:10,000: Adult= 0.3-0.5 mg
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EPI 1:10,000 Pedi= CODE ONLY= 0.01 mg/kg
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Haldol: Adult ONLY= 2-5mg
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Lidocaine: Pedi= 1.0 mg/kg
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Lidocaine: Adult= 1.0-1.5 mg/kg
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Mag sulfate: Adult ONLY= 1-2 grams over 1-2 minutes
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Morphine: Adult ONLY= 2-5mg
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Narcan: Pedi= 0.1mg/kg
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Narcan: Adult= 0.4-2.0mg
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Oxytocin: Adult ONLY= 10-20 units
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Valium: Adult ONLY= 2-10 mg
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IV Tourniquet (Venous constricting band)= occludes venous return but allows arterial flow
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Colloids increases intravascular space the most but take longer to get in due to protein size and molecular weight= hespan/dextran
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IV solution closest to plasma= Lactated Ringers (LR)
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Hemorrhagic shock best fluids= blood (definitive), field-lactated ringers 3x loss
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Fluid replacement adult trauma= 20 ml/kg or 3x estimated blood loss
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Tric OD= sodium bicarbonate
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Asthma= Albuterol 2.5 mg, EPI 0.3-0.5mg 1:1000 solution SQ, Bronkosol…NO BENADRYL (adult doses)
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Heroin Demerol, and organophosphates= constricted pupils
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Administration of a HYPERtonic solution in a hydrated PT= draws water from cells to intravascular space
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Movement of gas from higher concentration to lower concentration= diffusion
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Decreased O2 in blood= hypoxemia
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Decreased O2 in lungs= hypoxia
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Hyperventilation syndrome in PT= resp. ALKALOSIS
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RESP. acidosis is corrected with= hyperventilation of PT
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Excretory function of blood is to = remove urea/creatine lactic acid and wastes; particularly lactic acids form cells
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Hypoxic drive or PT’s with COPD, stimulus to breathe= decreased O2 levels
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Normal CO2 levels= 35-45
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pH above 7.45= alkalosis
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pH below 7.35= acidosis
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RESP. ACIDOSIS= pH less than 7.35 and pCO2 greater than 40
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METABOLIC ACIDOSIS= pH less than 7.35, pCO2 greater than 40 & HCO3 or PO2 less than 24
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RESP. ALKALOSIS= pH greater than 7.45 and pCO2 less than 40
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METABOLIC ALKALOSIS= pH greater than 7.45 and pCO2 less than 40 & HCO2 or PO2 greater than 24
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1. Atropine: Pedi
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0.02mg/kg
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2. Atropine: Adult
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0.5-1.0mg
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3. Bicarb: Pedi
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1mEq/kg
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4. Bicarb: Adult
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1mEq/kg
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5. Bretylium: Pedi
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5mg/kg
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6. Bretylium: Adult
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5mg/kg
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7. EPI 1:1000: Pedi
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0.01 mg/kg………CODE= 0.1 mg/kg
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8. EPI 1:10,000: Adult
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0.3-0.5 mg
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9. EPI 1:10,000 Pedi
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CODE ONLY= 0.01 mg/kg
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10. Haldol: Adult ONLY
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2-5mg
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11. Lidocaine: Pedi
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1.0 mg/kg
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12. Lidocaine: Adult
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1.0-1.5 mg/kg
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13. Mag sulfate: Adult ONLY
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1-2 grams over 1-2 minutes
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14. Morphine: Adult ONLY
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2-5mg
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15. Narcan: Pedi
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0.1mg/kg
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16. Narcan: Adult
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0.4-2.0mg
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17. Oxytocin: Adult ONLY
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10-20 units
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18. Valium: Adult ONLY
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2-10 mg
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19. IV Tourniquet (Venous constricting band)
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occludes venous return but allows arterial flow
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20. Colloids increases intravascular space the most but take longer to get in due to protein size and molecular weight
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hespan/dextran
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21. IV solution closest to plasma
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Lactated Ringers (LR)
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22. Hemorrhagic shock best fluids
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blood (definitive), field-lactated ringers 3x loss
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23. Fluid replacement adult trauma
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20 ml/kg or 3x estimated blood loss
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24. Tric OD
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sodium bicarbonate
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25. Asthma
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Albuterol 2.5 mg, EPI 0.3-0.5mg 1:1000 solution SQ, Bronkosol…NO BENADRYL (adult doses)
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26. Heroin Demerol, and organophosphates
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constricted pupils
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27. Administration of a HYPERtonic solution in a hydrated PT
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draws water from cells to intravascular space
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28. Movement of gas from higher concentration to lower concentration
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diffusion
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29. Decreased O2 in blood
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hypoxemia
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30. Decreased O2 in lungs
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hypoxia
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31. Hyperventilation syndrome in PT
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resp. ALKALOSIS
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32. RESP. acidosis is corrected with
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hyperventilation of PT
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33. Excretory function of blood is to
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remove urea/creatine lactic acid and wastes; particularly lactic acids form cells
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34. Hypoxic drive or PT’s with COPD, stimulus to breathe
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decreased O2 levels
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35. Normal CO2 levels
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35-45
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36. pH above 7.45
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alkalosis
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37. pH below 7.35
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acidosis
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38. RESP. ACIDOSIS
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pH less than 7.35 and pCO2 greater than 40
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39. METABOLIC ACIDOSIS
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pH less than 7.35, pCO2 greater than 40 & HCO3 or PO2 less than 24
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40. RESP. ALKALOSIS
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pH greater than 7.45 and pCO2 less than 40
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41. METABOLIC ALKALOSIS
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pH greater than 7.45 and pCO2 less than 40 & HCO2 or PO2 greater than 24
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42. EXAMPLE: Blood gas
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pH 7.15, pCO2=60 and PO2=60=Resp. acidosis
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