PCT midterm 2

when taking a neonate O2 Sat where do we want it placed?

shoulder dystocia- alarm is performed twice we must now transport to appropriate facility

reversible causes include

how many weeks until a babys heart beat is detectable on an ultrasound?

if a neonate is VSA what is our FIRST step

how many weeks until a mother is able to find out her babys gender

about how many MINS long do we weight to clamp the cord in an uncomplicated childbirth

what is considered an obviously dead patient

a baby born with meconium staining we must suction the

pts LMP November 5th when is her due date?

what is often caused by a chromosomal defect in 1st trimester?

risks for shoulder dystocia

when a patient is VSA due to hypothermia how long should our pulse checks be?

what releases cortisol and what regulates cortisol

epligottitis is a viral infection

medical cardiac arrest MD- age 24hrs to 8 years old we must shock 2j/kg and then double every shock given afterwords

croup MD- dexamethasone CANNOT be delivered if steroids have been given within the last 48 hours

APGAR includes-

PPV stands for positive pressure ventilations

a refractory period is when the ECG reading does not want to change/ continously persistent

wemust deliver the baby towards moms- tum tum tum- bum bum bum

we must examine a patient with epiglottitis

what age is the most common to have a testicular torision?

GTPAL includes-

with a ROSC patient we must be optimixing oxygenation targeting an O2 SAT of?

we can give CPR to a neonate less then 20 weeks gestation

what do we want to know if there is a big vaginal bleed?

if deliverey does not occur within 10mins we consider transport in conjuction with the following-

why is it important to control the head of the baby on delivery?

first trimester is weeks

when must we check a pulse subsequently

sudden onset, severe unilateral lower abdo/pelvic pain- possible fever- possible internal bleeding

when a SGA is placed we must give one breath every ___ seconds (adult/ped)

how do we calculate hypotension and normotension in a ped?

what is the best way to deal with a pt who has been sexually assaulted?

ROSC patient ETCO2 should be stating?

a mechanical rhythm is acutally palpable

when does croup become an emergency

GTPAL is used to assess momma

pediatric is considered > 24hours until

a preciptious childbirth is considered a birth of a newborn less then ___ hours

ROSC patient we want to avoid 100% o2 to minimize vasoconstriction and avoid oxygen free radicals

malpresentation breech- once umbilicus is born how many mins do you have to deliver the baby

croup is an upper respiratory viral infection

preganant patient is presenting with high blood pressure, and signs of damage to another organ system what complication?

at what age can we TOR a patient

a rupture from an ectopic pregnancy can lead to severe INTERNAL bleeding

an opioid overdose is considered a revirsable cause

how to we clamp the umbilical cord after a uncomplicated delivery

how can a renal colic present

post partum hemorrhage you must encourage

primip is defined as

when should we patch for a TOR

the ductus arterious closes 24hrs after birth

ASA administration MEDICAL DIRECTIVE- cardiac ischemia

PERFORM CPR ON ANY PEDIATRIC PATIENT WITH A HR <60

management of malpresentation- pt NEEDS surgical intervention she CANT deliver

if a pt is experiencing hematuria we are allowed to give ketorolac

cortisol is released by the adrenal glands regulated by -

VSA pt due to anaphylaxis we must give TWO doses of epi 5 mins apart

cortisol is released to help manage stress

how many stages of labour are there?

ALARM- what ones apply to the mnemonic

what breach can we deliver?

contraindications for ibprofen

providing a newborn with TOO MUCH O2, degrades lipids, damages proteins and free radicals

neonate resuscitation 02 stat after 5 mins we want a reading of?

at birth how much does a baby weigh?

risk factors fro adrenal crisis

FBAO and HYPOTHERMIA pt must be how old to recieve AED/MANUAL DEFIB

pregnancy outside of the uterus usually in the fallopian tubes-is known as an

when a placenta is delivered we must decompose of it right away in the pts kitchen garbage

signs of shoulder dystocia

what are some rhythms/ readings that can come up on a VSA pt?

CROUP MD- your pt weighs 16KG how much EPI are you giving and how much DEX are you giving

medical cardiac arrest MD- how many consecutive shocks in order to load and go a patient

after childbirth delivery of the placenta MUST be delivered before transport

what medical directives fall under 2J/kg ONLY for manual defibrillation

para is considered (in pregnancy)

shoulder dystocia- it is importnant not to direct the pt to push if a contraction is not present to allow-

Medical cardiac arrest directive the patient must be how old for AED/ SAED/ EPI

what analgesic requires a SBP of > or equal to 100SBP

base hospital may not authorize a TOR even if pt meets TOR factors

signs of life

multiple gestation

maconium staining is due to the baby being under stress in utero

if a patient has a ROSC and re-arrests en route we must

how many weeks is considered a full term baby?

in order to deliver nitro our pt must have a HR between 60-159bpm

what are some unique injuries/ findings found in peds

what medication are we allowed to nebulize for a febrile pt

neonate resus - oxygen and CPR started baby is now stating over 100BPM we can take O2 off an stop compressions

all trauma cardiac arrests are one interpretation and go!

what is released during a stress response- adrenal crisis related

how long should a contraction last thats happening every 2-3mins

select all that will fall under a medical cardiac arrest

compressions during the charge cycle should be considered to minimize

ROSC pt- chest clear, 75kg how much fluid bolus?

moderately depressed APGAR ranges from

second trimester is weeks