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