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ACLS Exam 1 Questions with answers, Exams of Nursing

Questions and answers related to the current recommendations for chest compression and ventilation ratio, compression rate recommendation, ideal compression depth, and other important topics related to Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS). It also includes information on the most reliable method of confirming proper endotracheal tube placement, recommended doses of epinephrine, and alternative medications for pVT/VF unresponsive to CPR, defib, and vasopressor therapy. Additionally, it covers the FAST stroke assessment, ACLS timeline, and different types of airways used in resuscitation. useful for students studying ACLS or related medical courses.

Typology: Exams

2022/2023

Available from 09/18/2023

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Download ACLS Exam 1 Questions with answers and more Exams Nursing in PDF only on Docsity! ACLS Exam 1 Questions with answers Current recommendation for chest compression and ventilation ratio ✔30:2 Compression rate recommendation ✔100/min and no greater than 120/min Danger of providing excessive positive pressure ventilations? ✔Reduced CO For a biphasic defibrillator, the recommended initial energy for defib in pts with pVT/VF is... ✔120-200 J Ideal compression depth? ✔2 in and no greater than 2.4 in The most reliable method of confirming proper ETT placement is... ✔Clinical assessment and continuous waveform capnography For pVT/VF persisting after CPR and 2 defib attempts, give... ✔Epinephrine Recommended dose of epinephrine for an adult in cardiac arrest is... ✔1 mg After ETT placement, what rate of breaths is ventilated ✔1 breath every 6 sec What med can be considered as an alternative to amiodarone for pVT/VF unresponsive to CPR, defib, and vasopressor therapy? ✔Lidocaine Once ROSC is achieved, admin... ✔The highest available oxygen concentration Ventilation goals in ROSC include... ✔Maintenance of normocarbia The FAST stroke assessment stands for... ✔Face, Arm, Speech, and Time The first step upon arrival at ED for ACS is... ✔Obtain a 12-lead EKG Pt with TTM are evaluated...after ROSC ✔In 4.5-5 days TMM= target temperature management What has been removed from guidelines? ✔Vasopressin ACLS timeline ✔Only have 10 seconds to do anything other than CPR Oropharyngeal airway ✔Removes tongue as airway obstruction, does not prevent aspiration of vomit or secretions Nasopharyngeal airway ✔Easy to put in, doesn't protect airway Esophageal obturator airway (EOA) ✔Occludes esophagus reducing risk of aspiration of gastric contents, but still requires mask to seal on face, only for temporary resuscitation, must be intubated endotracheally prior to removal Laryngeal mask ✔May not protect airway, may slip off with chest compressions so not very reliable Combitube airway ✔2 airway tubes, intended for esophageal intubation, does not require mask Endotracheal tube
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