Acute Medical Presentations — Flashcards

Following resuscitation oxygen should be titrated to achieve saturations of _____

Aortic Dissection can present with _____ with weak or absent carotid, brachial, or femoral pulse

In the medical management of acute pericarditis, how is the duration of therapy guided?

What are the 'Ts' of the reversible causes of cardiac arrest: _____ _____ _____ _____

What can cause early acute pericarditis (1-3 days) post MI _____

The ratio of chest compressions to ventilation is _____

During cardiac arrest, if Amiodarone is not available, which drug can be used as an alternative? _____

Chest Pain is more common in type _____ dissection and upper back pain is more common in type B

_____ are non-shockable rhythms

In a shockable rhythm (VF/pulseless VT), a second dose of Amiodarone 150mg should be administered _____.