Safety Day Quiz Part 2

The most common cause of

shock in children worldwide

• Hypovolemia

• trauma

• diabetic ketoacidosis

• Candy overload

A pure narcotic (opiate) antagonist which reverses the effects of narcotic poisoning

• Naloxone

• Flumazenil

• Neostigmine

• Sugammadex

The sudden depolarization of a critical mass of myocardial cells that terminates VT or VF long enough to allow natural organized myocardial pacemaker activity to resume

• defibrillation

• Pacing

• Epi

• Cardioversion

The class of cardiovascular drug that, increases cardiac contractility and heart rate

• Benzos

• Inotropes

• diuretics

pH – 7.15

PCO2 – 35

PO2 – 68

HCO3 – 17

BE- -5

• Metabolic acidosis

• Metabolic alkalosis

• Respiratory Acidosis

• Respiratory Alkalosis

Saran Wrap, Stockinette,

37.5 Air Temp

• Ways to provide thermoregulation

• Items used to bake a chicken

Increased Pulmonary

Vascular Resistance,

And Decreased PaO2

• PPHN

• HTN

Mongolian Eyes,

Flat Facies,

Hypotonia,

Imperforate Anus

• Trisomy 21

• HLHS

Imperforate Anus,

Transesophageal Fistula,

Absent Thumb

• VATERS

• Trisomy 21

• Trisomy 18

Apena,

Hyperthermia,

Rash

• Risk Factors for PGE drip

• Side effects of Milrinone

• adverse effect of diphenhydramine