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2. (AV) sequential paced rhythm also called a dual chamber paced rhythm.
There are two pacemaker spikes, one before
atrial depolarization and one before ventricu-
lar depolarization
3. Atropine sulfate is a parasympathet- increases the heart rate by opposing the vagus
ic blocker (parasympatholytic, vagolytic). nerve when the (vagal) tone causes sympto-
that matic bradycardia
4. renal failure RX 1 g calcium
5. renal failure causes what cardiac elec- hyperkalemia
trolyte imbalance
6. What electrolytes moves slowly into the calcium
cardiac cell and maintains the depolar-
ized state of the cell membrane?
7. The process of depolarization begins as Sodium
what ion rushes into the myocardium
cell.
8. What vital should you use to determine ETCo2
the adequacy of perfusion with a pt who
has an LVAD device?
9. what ETCo2 should you perform com- ETCO2 is less than 20 mm
pressions on a pt with a LVAD device
10. what MAP should you perform compres- less than 60 mm Hg
sions on a pt with a LVAD device
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11. Following return of spontaneous circula- 10 breaths/min (one breath every 6 seconds),
tion (ROSC), you should begin by venti-
lating the patient at a rate of
12. Following return of spontaneous circu- 35 to 45 mm Hg
lation (ROSC), you should maintain an
end-tidal CO2 of
13. Following return of spontaneous circula- 92% to 98%
tion (ROSC), you should maintain an oxy-
gen saturation of
14. Following return of spontaneous circula- 90 mm Hg
tion (ROSC), you should maintain a sys-
tolic BP of greater than
15. Following return of spontaneous circula- 65 mm
tion (ROSC), you should maintain a mean
arterial pressure (MAP) of greater than
16. Second degree Av block type 2 descrip- There are more P waves than QRS complexes,
tion and the PR intervals vary in duration.
17. initial cardiac arrest rhythm is asystole. Defibrillate and immediately resume CPR
After 2 minutes of CPR, the cardiac moni-
tor reveals coarse ventricular fibrillation.
What should you do?
18. Most inferior myocardial infarctions are occlusion of the right coronary artery (RCA)
caused by
19. When a patient with an inferior MI pre- right ventricular infarction (RVI) is present
sents with hypotension, you should as-
sume that
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1. JB learning JB learning
2. (AV) sequential paced rhythm also called a dual chamber paced rhythm.
There are two pacemaker spikes, one before
atrial depolarization and one before ventricu-
lar depolarization
3. Atropine sulfate is a parasympathet- increases the heart rate by opposing the vagus
ic blocker (parasympatholytic, vagolytic). nerve when the (vagal) tone causes sympto-
that matic bradycardia
4. renal failure RX 1 g calcium
5. renal failure causes what cardiac elec- hyperkalemia
trolyte imbalance
6. What electrolytes moves slowly into the calcium
cardiac cell and maintains the depolar-
ized state of the cell membrane?
7. The process of depolarization begins as Sodium
what ion rushes into the myocardium
cell.
8. What vital should you use to determine ETCo2
the adequacy of perfusion with a pt who
has an LVAD device?
9. what ETCo2 should you perform com- ETCO2 is less than 20 mm
pressions on a pt with a LVAD device
10. what MAP should you perform compres- less than 60 mm Hg
sions on a pt with a LVAD device
, JB learning cardiology & ISDAP & in class TH
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11. Following return of spontaneous circula- 10 breaths/min (one breath every 6 seconds),
tion (ROSC), you should begin by venti-
lating the patient at a rate of
12. Following return of spontaneous circu- 35 to 45 mm Hg
lation (ROSC), you should maintain an
end-tidal CO2 of
13. Following return of spontaneous circula- 92% to 98%
tion (ROSC), you should maintain an oxy-
gen saturation of
14. Following return of spontaneous circula- 90 mm Hg
tion (ROSC), you should maintain a sys-
tolic BP of greater than
15. Following return of spontaneous circula- 65 mm
tion (ROSC), you should maintain a mean
arterial pressure (MAP) of greater than
16. Second degree Av block type 2 descrip- There are more P waves than QRS complexes,
tion and the PR intervals vary in duration.
17. initial cardiac arrest rhythm is asystole. Defibrillate and immediately resume CPR
After 2 minutes of CPR, the cardiac moni-
tor reveals coarse ventricular fibrillation.
What should you do?
18. Most inferior myocardial infarctions are occlusion of the right coronary artery (RCA)
caused by
19. When a patient with an inferior MI pre- right ventricular infarction (RVI) is present
sents with hypotension, you should as-
sume that
