ACLS Medications
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Topics of this game:
- What drug treats respiratory arrest from overdoses?
- What drug do you give for bradycardia?
- What drug can be used to help diagnose svt or afib with RVR?
- What medication should you give for asystole or PEA?
- If atropine is ineffective for bradycardia, what else could you try?
- What is the first dose of adenosine?
- What is the first drug of choice for vfib/vtach?
- What is the first dose of amiodarone for cardiac arrest?
- What is your first dose of atropine?
- If treating wide complex QRS tachycardia, what is your first dose of amiodarone?
- What should you do first if someone is in Vfib or Vtach?
- What is the target temperature for target temperature therapy?
- How frequently can you give epinephrine during a code?
- Which is not included in the H's & T's
- What is the maximum total dose of atropine to be given in a bradycardia algorithm?
- What medication should you give to treat torsades?
- What rhythm would you do a synchronized cardioversion for?
- What does wave form capnography help confirm and monitor?
- Vagal maneuvers can be tried for what rhythms?
- Once an advanced airway is placed in a patient, you should give one breath every ______ seconds.
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