Level 6 - Advanced Resuscitation Revision
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A pre-cordial thump is effective what % of the time?
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2%
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5%
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12%
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30%
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About This Quiz
This advanced quiz tests knowledge on resuscitation techniques like pre-cordial thumps, use of magnesium sulfate in Torsades, and CPR impact on survival rates.
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What is the drug of choice for use in Torsades?
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Ca gluconate
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Mag Sulfate
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Amioderone
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Atropine
Correct Answer
A. Mag SulfateExplanation
Magnesium sulfate is the drug of choice for use in Torsades de Pointes, a type of irregular heart rhythm. This condition is often caused by a prolonged QT interval, which can be corrected by administering magnesium. Magnesium sulfate helps to stabilize the electrical activity of the heart and prevent further episodes of Torsades de Pointes. It is considered the most effective and reliable treatment for this condition.Rate this question:
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If bystanders begin CPR immediately in a community arrest, how does this affect chances of survival?
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Does not affect survival.
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Survival rate doubles
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Survival rate increases 3-fold
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Survival rate increases 10-fold
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A. Survival rate increases 3-foldExplanation
If bystanders begin CPR immediately in a community arrest, the chances of survival increase 3-fold. This means that the survival rate is three times higher compared to situations where bystanders do not perform CPR right away. Immediate CPR can help maintain blood flow and oxygenation to vital organs until professional medical help arrives, increasing the likelihood of survival.Rate this question:
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What drug should be given to an unconscious adult diabetic?
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Glucose 5% 100mls
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Glucose 50% 50mls
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Glucose 10% 50mls
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Glucose 10% 100mls
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A. Glucose 10% 100mlsExplanation
An unconscious adult diabetic should be given Glucose 10% 100mls because this solution provides a higher concentration of glucose, which is necessary to quickly raise blood sugar levels in a diabetic patient. The higher concentration of glucose in the solution ensures that enough glucose is absorbed into the bloodstream to counteract hypoglycemia effectively. Giving a lower concentration or a smaller volume may not provide enough glucose to adequately treat the low blood sugar levels in the unconscious patient.Rate this question:
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True or false: Mouth-to-mask ventilation is more effective than bag-to-mask.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Mouth-to-mask ventilation is more effective than bag-to-mask because it allows for a better seal between the mask and the patient's face, ensuring that the delivered air goes directly into the patient's lungs. In bag-to-mask ventilation, there is a higher risk of air leakage as it requires the provider to hold the mask against the patient's face, potentially leading to inadequate ventilation. Additionally, mouth-to-mask ventilation allows for a more controlled and consistent delivery of breaths, resulting in better oxygenation and ventilation.Rate this question:
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List 3 treatments for hyperkalaemia.
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CPR on babies should be done where?
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Just above nipple line
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Directly on nipple line
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Just below nipple line
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A. Just below nipple lineExplanation
CPR on babies should be done just below the nipple line because the correct hand placement for chest compressions is on the lower half of the sternum, which is located just below the nipple line. This ensures that the compressions are effective and target the heart, which is located in the center of the chest. Placing the hands directly on or just above the nipple line would not provide the necessary pressure to properly perform CPR on a baby.Rate this question:
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What is the most common rhythm for children in cardiac arrest?
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V-tach
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V-fib
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Asystole
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A-flutter
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A. AsystoleExplanation
Asystole is the correct answer because it is the most common rhythm for children in cardiac arrest. Asystole refers to the absence of any electrical activity in the heart, resulting in a flatline on the electrocardiogram (ECG). In this state, the heart is not contracting or pumping blood effectively, leading to a life-threatening condition. Prompt medical intervention, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), is crucial to restore a normal rhythm and improve the chances of survival.Rate this question:
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What fluids should be used for resuscition during anaphylaxis?
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Normal saline
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Glucose
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Colloids
Correct Answer
A. ColloidsExplanation
Colloids should be used for resuscitation during anaphylaxis. Colloids are a type of fluid that contain larger molecules, such as proteins or starches, which help to increase the volume of blood plasma. This can be beneficial during anaphylaxis as it helps to maintain blood pressure and prevent further complications. Normal saline and glucose are not typically used for resuscitation during anaphylaxis as they do not provide the same volume-expanding effects as colloids.Rate this question:
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Expired air ventilation is what % oxygen?
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10%
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16%
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25%
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28%
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A. 16%Explanation
Expired air ventilation refers to the process of exhaling air from the lungs. The oxygen concentration in expired air is lower than in inhaled air due to the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide that occurs during respiration. While the exact percentage of oxygen in expired air can vary depending on factors such as metabolism and lung health, on average, it is around 16%.Rate this question:
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