Cardiac Cath Lab Latest Update 2023-2024 96 Questions and Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+ 0.5 mg - CORRECT ANSWER: What is the lowest dose of atropine one can administer?
0.5mg-1mg IVP Do not exceed 3mg - CORRECT ANSWER: Dosage: atropine
- | 2 | 3 | 4 mg a min drip - CORRECT ANSWER: Dosages: lidocaine
1-1.5 mg/kg - CORRECT ANSWER: What is a normal dose for a lidocaine bolus?
1-4 mg a min - CORRECT ANSWER: What's is the appropriate dose range for a
lidocaine drip?
2-10 micrograms per min - CORRECT ANSWER: What is the correct dose or atropine
when dealing with a Brady rhythm, if Epi did not work?
2nd & 3rd degree HB Symptomatic bradycardia Bronchitis Asthma - CORRECT ANSWER: Contraindications: adenosine
3mg - CORRECT ANSWER: What is the maximum dosage of atropine?
6mg rapid IVP
second dosage 12mg rapid IVP - CORRECT ANSWER: What is the ACLS dosage for
adenosine (adenocard)
150mg - CORRECT ANSWER: What's the normal second dosage (bolus) for
amiodarone for V-fib or pulseless V-tach
150mg IVP over 10 mins - CORRECT ANSWER: What is the correct amiodarone bolus
for a patient with a pulse?
Adenocard - CORRECT ANSWER: Trade name: adenosine
Adenosine - CORRECT ANSWER: Which medication can cause 4-5 seconds of
asystole?
Amiodarone lidocaine magnesium sulfate - CORRECT ANSWER: What are 2 anti
arrhythmic drugs used for ventricular arrhythmias
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Hypertension - CORRECT ANSWER: Indications: cardene
Angiomax - CORRECT ANSWER: What is a heparin replacement drug that can be
used for PCI?
Atropine - CORRECT ANSWER: What drug is used to treat anofilatic reaction
Atropine - CORRECT ANSWER: What drug treats symptomatic bradycardia?
Atropine? - CORRECT ANSWER: What drug is used for symptomatic bradycardia?
Before the insertion of a wire - CORRECT ANSWER: When must a based
anticoagulant be given in a PCI?
Benadryl Pepcid Solumerdrol
Solucortef - CORRECT ANSWER: What are some medications that can be
administered pre treatment for allergic reaction prevention?
Bradycardia Heart failure Heart block Irreversible lung damage - CORRECT ANSWER: Adverse reactions: amiodarone
Calcium chloride Glucagon - CORRECT ANSWER: Reversal: cardene
Cardene (nicardpine hydrochloride) Verapamil hydrochloride
Nipride (nitropruside) - CORRECT ANSWER: Name the 3 vasodilators
Cardiogenic shock SA node disease 2nd & 3rd degree AV block - CORRECT ANSWER: Contraindications: amiodarone
Central line:900 mg/ 500ml D5W
Peripheral line: 500mg/500ml D5W
For peri infusion must not exceed 2.2g in 24 hours - CORRECT ANSWER: Dosage: amiodarone
Cordarone - CORRECT ANSWER: Trade name: amiodarone
Coumadine - CORRECT ANSWER: What drug is monitored by PT & INR?
Decreases myocardial contractility & oxygen demand
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