Quiz 4

A medical professional administering medication to a cardiac arrest patient in an emergency setting, with medical equipment and monitoring devices visible.

Advanced Cardiac Care Quiz

Test your knowledge on advanced cardiac care protocols and medication administration with this comprehensive quiz. Perfect for healthcare professionals looking to refresh their skills and ensure best practices in critical situations.

  • 11 engaging questions
  • Multiple choice, matching, and checkbox formats
  • Focus on real-life clinical scenarios
12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by AdministerMedic101
Match the blue IO to the size:
>40 kg 25 mm
>40 kg 25 mm
>40 kg 25 mm
Match the yellow IO to the size:
>40 kg 25 mm
>40 kg 25 mm
>40 kg 25 mm
Match the pink IO to size:
>40 kg 25 mm
>40 kg 25 mm
>40 kg 25 mm
You attend to a 44 y o 90 kg M pt in cardiac arrest. He presents in a recurrent VF. How much Lidocaine would you adminster?
135 mg or 6.75 ml fast push IV/IO/ CVAD q 4 min, max 2 doses
135 mg or 6.75 ml fast push IV/IO q 4 min, max 2 doses
90 mg or 4.5 ml fast push IV/IO/CVAD q 4 min, max 2 doses
135 mg or 6.75 ml fast push IV/IO/CVAD q 4 min, no max dose
True or false: There a maximum single dose for Lidocaine in the setting of cardiac arrest antiarrhythmic? (for example 250 mg)
True
False
True or false: There is maximum number of times this pt can be shocked (assuming he is still in VF)
True
False
This pt has a ROSC and is now still GCS 3, a/w managed, clear A/E, STEMI negative but hypotensive, how much fluid would he receive?
Does an ACP have to administer a fluid bolus prior to Dopamine in the ROSC setting?
Yes
No
Does an ACP have to patch to a base hospital physician for Dopamine in the ROSC setting?
Yes, it is a mandatory patch point
No, it is in the directive
How much Dopamine (single strength, 800 mcg) would your 90 kg patient receive, starting at the intial dose? (more than one answer)
400 mcg
450 mcg
33.75 gtts/sec
33.75 drops/min
Select all the clinical parameters needed in order to treat a ROSC pt with Dopamine: (more than one answer)
No allergy/ sensitivity
No pheochromocytoma
No tachydysrhythmias (excl. Sinus tach)
No hypovolemia
No hypotension
No mechanical shock states (i.e. Tension pneumo, PE, pericardial tamponade)
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