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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
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Class
Date
1.
What are the only two interventions that actually make a difference in cardiac arrest?
a)
Epi and BVM Ventilation
b)
BVM Ventilation and Defibrillation
c)
Chest Compressions and Oxygen
d)
Defibrillation and Chest Compressions
2.
What is the maximum permissible length for interruptions in chest compressions?
a)
5 seconds
b)
10 seconds
c)
15 seconds
d)
20 seconds
3.
When communicating during a code, what form of communication is most effective?
a)
Open-ended Communication
b)
Closed Loop Communication
c)
Focused Communication
d)
Responsive Communication
4.
What is this rhythm?
a)
VTach
b)
Polymorphic VTach
c)
VFib
d)
AFib
5.
For a witnessed cardiac arrest with a shockable rhythm, administer the first defib shock:
a)
After two minutes of CPR
b)
As soon as possible
c)
After IV access has been established
d)
After the first rhythm check
6.
What should we do immediately after delivering a shock?
a)
Quick pulse check
b)
Quick rhythm check
c)
Immediately resume CPR
d)
Check for a perfusing rhythm
7.
What is this rhythm?
a)
Rapid AFib
b)
Sinus Tachycardia
c)
VTach
d)
SVT
8.
For patients in VFib or pulseless VTach, the first and second doses of amiodarone are:
a)
300 mg and 150 mg
b)
100 mg & 200 mg
c)
6 mg & 12 mg
d)
300 mg & 300 mg
9.
What is this rhythm?
a)
Sinus Rhythm
b)
IVR
c)
Sinus Bradycardia
d)
Sinus Arrythmia
10.
The correct initial dose of atropine for bradycardic patients is:
a)
1 mg
b)
6 mg
c)
300 mg
d)
0.5 mg
11.
What is this rhythm?
a)
SVT
b)
Idioventricular
c)
Rapid AFib
d)
VTach
12.
For asystole and PEA, the only medication administered (other than O2 and normal saline) is:
a)
Epi 1: 10,000
b)
Amiodarone
c)
Adenosine
d)
Atropine
13.
What is this rhythm?
a)
Normal sinus
b)
Sinus tachycardia
c)
Atrial tachycardia
d)
SVT
14.
For SVT the two doses of adenosine are:
a)
6 mg and 12 mg
b)
6 mg and 6 mg
c)
300 mg and 150 mg
d)
1 mg and 2 mg
15.
What is this rhythm?
a)
Motion Artifact
b)
VTach
c)
VFib
d)
AFlutter
16.
Which of the following is a sign of cardiac arrest?
a)
Agonal Respirations
b)
Cyanosis
c)
Slow, weak pulse
d)
Irregular, weak pulse
17.
Preparations BEFORE a rhythm check should include:
a)
Pre-drawing medications
b)
Placing fingers at a pulse point
c)
Pre-charging the monitor
d)
All of the above
18.
What is this rhythm?
a)
VFib
b)
VTach
c)
Torsades
d)
SVT
19.
How often should you administer epiniphrine?
a)
Every 2 minutes
b)
Every cycle
c)
Every 3 to 5 minutes
d)
Every 4 to 6 minutes
20.
What is this rhythm?
a)
Sinus Rhythm
b)
AFib
c)
AFlutter
d)
Motion artifact
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