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Left sided heart failure is caused by ?

Coronary Artery disease, heart attack and hypertension

Hypertensive crisis symptoms?

Chest pain, nausea, confusions, seizures, and shortness of breath

How do you overdose on magnesium sulfate?

Ingested in large quantities (medications)

Adult Dosage of Adenosine ?

1st dose 6mg rapid IV/IO, 2nd dose 12mg rapid IV/IO, 3rd dose 12mg rapid IV/IO

Indication for adenosine ?

PSVT, SVT

Firing Rate of the Ventricles

20-40 bpm

Indications of Cardizem?

A-fib with rapid ventricular rates, atrial flutter, re-entry SVT, Angina Pectoris

Firing rate of the SA Node?

60-100 bpm

Hyperkalemia symptoms?

Abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhea, chest pain, arrythmias, and heart attack

Common causes of Hypocalcemia ?

Hypoparathyroidism vitamin D deficiency and Kidney Failure

When you have right sided heart failure where does the blood and fluids build up?

Feet, legs, ankles and sometimes abdomen.

Adult dose of Atropine for unstable bradycardia ?

0.5mg IV/IO repeat 3-5 minutes max dose 3mg

What does a Calcium Channel Blocker do?

Does not let calcium ions into the blood or cardiac cells

What does the blood pressure have to read to be a hypertensive crisis ?

180/120 or above

Indications for Lasix ?

CHF, Pulmonary edema, hypertensive crisis

What is potassium ?

Positive charged electrolyte

What does Coronary Artery Disease Affect?

Main blood vessels that supply the heart

Another name for kidney failure is?

Renal Failure

What possible changes would you see on and EKG with a person that has hyperkalemia

PR-Prolongation, QRS Widening and Peaked T waves

Coronary Artery Disease symptoms?

Chest pain, shortness of breath and in a complete blockage heart attack

Magnesium sulfate overdose may cause ?

Muscle weakness, difficulty breathing, mental confusion, irregular heart beat and cardiac arrest

Symptoms of cardiogenic shock are

Rapid breathing, shortness of breath, tachycardia, and hypotension

Symptoms of Acute Pulmonary Edema ?

Difficulty breathing, cough producing frothy sputum, rapid-irregular heart beat, and wheezing.

Cardiogenic Shock caused by

severe heart attack

What is hyperkalemia ?

High potassium levels in the blood

What is hypocalcemia?

Low level of calcium in the blood

Dose of aspirin ?

160mg or 4 baby aspirins for a total of 325mg PO Chewable

Pulmonary edema is caused by sometimes of heart issues but can also be caused by

pneumonia, certain toxins, chest wall trauma, and high elevations.

Dose of Cardizem

0.25mg IV over two minutes with a 2nd dose 15 minutes later 0.35mg

Indication for aspirn

New onset chest pain

Indications for Norepinephrine (Levophed)

Cardiogenic shock, significant hypotension

What does fluid and blood do when you have CHF?

Blood and fluids build up in the lungs, feet and legs overtime

Indications for Atropine ?

Symptomatic Bradycardia, and organophosphate poisoning

What does Pulmonary edema do?

Build up of fluids in the lungs

Dose of Amiodarone for adult V-tach with a pulse

150mg IV/IO infused over 10 minutes

Normal Potassium level?

3.5mg - 5.0 millimoles per liter

Firing rate of the AV node?

40-60 bpm

Indications of Nitro

Acute angina, hypertension, CHF, Pulmonary edema, ischemic chest pain.

Indications for Calcium Chloride ?

Hypocalcemia, hyperkalemia, magnesium sulfate overdose, calcium channel blocker overdose

Dose of Amiodarone Adult?

V-fib/ Pulseless V-tach 300mg IVP/IO repeat 150 mg in 10 minutes

Indications of Epinephrine

cardiac arrest, pulseless v-tach, asystole, PEA, anaphylaxis

Dose for Calcium Chloride adult?

500mg to 1,000mg 5-10ML 10% solution

Uses of a Calcium Channel Blocker ?

Hypertension, chest pain and cardiac arrhythmias

Indications for Amiodarone ?

V-fib, Pulseless V-tach, unstable V-tach