ACLS Test
1. Unresponsive patient, no breathing, no pulse? Chest compressions
2. 50 year old chest pain, non labored breathing, pulse 97 (v/s normal)? Start 12 lead EKG
3. Preferred method, cardiac arrest, IV access? Peripheral intravenous
4. AED, no rhythm? Start compression
5. Any rhythm, no pulse, (PEA)? Epinephrine 1mg
6. After Epinephrine? Chest compressions
7. Cardiac? Prolong interception in chest compression
8. Quality compression? Allow the chest to recoil
9. Increase survival date, conversion if Vfib –quality compression before defib
10. Sinus rhythm, no pulse: pulseless(PEA)
11. CPR, advance air way in place, continue compression without pulse
12. Cardiac arrest, wave form, end title co2 is 8? Chest compression is not effective
13. Intubated, allowing you to monitor CPR quality quantitave compression.
14. stop resuscitative efforts after 25m and contacting doctor
15. no oxygen blowing over the pt while doing CPR
16. assessing pt, unconscious, feel pulse and unsure of pulse? Start compression
17. hand free, allow more rapid defib
18. recommended to help minimum compression while another charges the defib
19. BLS, survey, include early defib
20. Drug to give pt in vfib amiodarone 300mg
21. Pace during chest compression? <10 sec
22. Signs of effective CPR, peco2 is above 10
23. The need for RRT ot identify and early clinical deterioration
24. To improve quality chest compression switch every two mins
25. Rescue breathing, pulse, adult, not breathing? 1 breath: 5-6 seconds
26. Ed pt, onset dizzy, fatigue, HR 35. Bp 70/50, rr22, o2 95%, first medication atrophine 0.5mg
27. SB 40, no pace, dopamine dose: 2-10 mcg/kg/min
28. Tachy, stable, no IV? Vagle maneuver
29. Tachy, v/s stable, HR 220 12 lead confirm: SVT, narrow? Adensosine 6mg IVP
30. Stroke first thing get to CT scan to determine if it is a ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke
31. If CT scan down at one hospital, divert to a hospital that has a functional CT scan
32. 49 y/o woman; complaint of epigastric pain, v/s? 12 lead ekg
33. Pt respiratory failure, SB 30, intervention highest priority: simple airway maneuver
34. Suction tube 5-10 seconds or <10 seconds
35. Brady; HB 3 degree: atropine (to speed up the heart)
36. Sudden onset of right arm weakness, check v/s, Cincinnati stroke assessment
37. Stroke; check v/s, check: CT scan
38. Ventilation breathing 1 breath: 6-8 seconds or 8-10 per min
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1. Unresponsive patient, no breathing, no pulse? Chest compressions
2. 50 year old chest pain, non labored breathing, pulse 97 (v/s normal)? Start 12 lead EKG
3. Preferred method, cardiac arrest, IV access? Peripheral intravenous
4. AED, no rhythm? Start compression
5. Any rhythm, no pulse, (PEA)? Epinephrine 1mg
6. After Epinephrine? Chest compressions
7. Cardiac? Prolong interception in chest compression
8. Quality compression? Allow the chest to recoil
9. Increase survival date, conversion if Vfib –quality compression before defib
10. Sinus rhythm, no pulse: pulseless(PEA)
11. CPR, advance air way in place, continue compression without pulse
12. Cardiac arrest, wave form, end title co2 is 8? Chest compression is not effective
13. Intubated, allowing you to monitor CPR quality quantitave compression.
14. stop resuscitative efforts after 25m and contacting doctor
15. no oxygen blowing over the pt while doing CPR
16. assessing pt, unconscious, feel pulse and unsure of pulse? Start compression
17. hand free, allow more rapid defib
18. recommended to help minimum compression while another charges the defib
19. BLS, survey, include early defib
20. Drug to give pt in vfib amiodarone 300mg
21. Pace during chest compression? <10 sec
22. Signs of effective CPR, peco2 is above 10
23. The need for RRT ot identify and early clinical deterioration
24. To improve quality chest compression switch every two mins
25. Rescue breathing, pulse, adult, not breathing? 1 breath: 5-6 seconds
26. Ed pt, onset dizzy, fatigue, HR 35. Bp 70/50, rr22, o2 95%, first medication atrophine 0.5mg
27. SB 40, no pace, dopamine dose: 2-10 mcg/kg/min
28. Tachy, stable, no IV? Vagle maneuver
29. Tachy, v/s stable, HR 220 12 lead confirm: SVT, narrow? Adensosine 6mg IVP
30. Stroke first thing get to CT scan to determine if it is a ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke
31. If CT scan down at one hospital, divert to a hospital that has a functional CT scan
32. 49 y/o woman; complaint of epigastric pain, v/s? 12 lead ekg
33. Pt respiratory failure, SB 30, intervention highest priority: simple airway maneuver
34. Suction tube 5-10 seconds or <10 seconds
35. Brady; HB 3 degree: atropine (to speed up the heart)
36. Sudden onset of right arm weakness, check v/s, Cincinnati stroke assessment
37. Stroke; check v/s, check: CT scan
38. Ventilation breathing 1 breath: 6-8 seconds or 8-10 per min
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