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Rule of 9's for ADULTS Rule of 9's for PEDS |
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Rule of 9's for Adults: 9% for each arm, 18% for each leg, 9% for head,18% for front torso, 18% for back torso Rule of 9's for Children: 9% for each arm, 14% for each leg, 18% for head, 18% for front torso, 18% for back torso. |
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Parkland Formula Brooke Formula |
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4cc x kg x %BSA (1/2 over 1st 8 hours) 2cc x kg x % BSA (1/2 over 1st 8 hours) |
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Primary intracellular ion Primary extra cellular ion |
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Adult urinary output Pediatric urinary output Neonate urinary output Ideal burn victim urinary output |
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30 - 70 cc per hr 1 cc / kg / hr 2 cc / kg / hr 100 cc per hr |
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Peds Sux dosing Peds Verseed dosing Peds Fentynal dosing Peds Bi-carb dosing |
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2 mg / kg 0.05 mg /kg 1 -2 mcg / kg 1 meq / kg |
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Peds normal BP Peds hypotensive BP Peds normal QRS duration Peds SVT = |
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90 + 2 x childs age 70 + 2 x childs age QRS < 0.08 s SVT = HR 220 + |
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P1 + V1 = P2 + V2
PT = P1 + P2 +... Pn |
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Peds maintenance formula Peds bolus Crystalloid / Colloid |
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4 cc / kg for the first 10 kg 2 cc / kg for the next 10 kg 1 cc / kg for any other kg Crystalloid = 20 cc / kg Colloid = 10 cc / kg |
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Adult rewarming C / hr Peds rewarming C / hr |
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2 degrees C / hr 1 degree C / hr |
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Normal lab values K+ (relationship to cell) Na+(relationship to cell) RBC Hgb Hct |
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Normal Lab values K+ = 3.5 - 5 (intracellular) Na+ = 135 -145 (extracellular)RBC = 5 Hgb = 15 Hct = 45 |
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ABG values PCO2 PO2 Ph HCO3 Platelets |
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ABG values PCO2 = 35 - 45 PO2 = 80 - 100 Ph = 7.35 - 7.45 HCO3 = 19 - 25 Platelets = 150k - 400k |
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Lab values PT PTT B.U.N. Creatinine B.U.N. / Creatinine Ratio |
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Lab values PT = 11.2 -13.2 (Coumadin) PTT = 22.1 - 34.1 (Heparin) B.U.N. = 8 -20 Creatnine = 1.0 10 : 1 |
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RSI Procedure Order of paraylisis |
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Preparation, Pre-oxygenate, Sedation, Paralysis, Intubation, Confirm & secure 1. eyes, face, neck 2. extremities 3. Abdomen 4. Intercostal, epiglottis 5. Diaphragm |
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ICP normal value CPP normal value CPP = ____ - ____ |
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ICP = 0 - 15 CPP = 70 - 150 CPP = MAP - ICP |
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Desired Dose x Kg x Solution Set Concentration x Time = Fluid (push) or Flow Rate |
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RSI drugs (paralytics) dose : duration Sux (Adult) Sux (Peds) Vecuronium Pancuronium |
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Sux (Adult) = 1 mg / kg : 3 - 5 min Sux (Peds) = 2 mg / kg : 3 -5 min Vecuronium = 0.1 mg /kg : 25 -30 min Pancuronium = 0.1 mg / kg : 45 - 60 min |
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Albumin 5 % has a __:__ expansion ratio 25 % has a __:__ expansion ratio Halflife = ___ hrs |
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5 % has a 1 : 1 expansion ratio 25 % has a 4 : 1 expansion ratio Halflife = 16 hours |
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SALI Leads Artery Inferior Lateral Anterior Posterior A-Lateral A-Septal |
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Definition
SALI Leads Artery Inferior II, III, AVF RCA Lateral I, AVL, 5, 6 c-Lad Anterior v2, v3, v4 LCA Posterior v1, v2 RCA A-Lateral I, AVL, v4-6, LAD A-Septal v1, v2, v3 LAD |
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Axis Lead 1 AVF Normal Left (anterior) Right (Posterior) Erattic |
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Axis Lead 1 AVF Normal up up Left (anterior) up down Right (Posterior) down up Erattic down down |
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Cardiac Output (CO) Cardiac Index Stroke Volume MAP MAP formula |
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Cardiac Output (CO) = 4 - 8 Cardiac Index = 2.5 - 4 Stroke Volume = 60 - 130 MAP =90 - 120 MAP formula = Systolic + (2 x Diastolic) 3 |
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CVP Reasons for CVP decrease Reasons for CVP increase |
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CVP = 2 - 6 decrease = hypovolemia, vasodilation increase = RV failure, COPD |
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LVEDP, PCWP, LAP Reasons for decrease in LAP Reasons for increase in LAP |
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LVEDP, PCWP, LAP = 4 - 12 decrease = hypovolemia, vasodilation increase = LV failure, mitral / aortic stenosis |
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SVR (after load) normal SVO2 normal Blood to Crystalloid repacement ratio |
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SVR (after load) normal = 900 -1400 SVO2 normal = 60 -80 1 : 3 |
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PAP PA-S RV in systolic Reason for decrease Reason for increase |
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PAP PA-S RV in systolic = 20 - 30 decrease = hypovolemia increase = pulmonary edema, COPD, hypox |
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PAP PA-D LV in diastolic Reason for decrease Reason for increase |
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PAP PA-D LV in diastolic = 10 - 15 decrease = hypovolemia increase = LV failure, tamponade, mitral |
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