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LA county Drugs Test Questions with Correct Answers Nitro contraindications - Answer-Use of SEDS w/in 48 hours, Hypotension w/ SBP < 100 mmHg,Suspected cardiac Tamponade. Fentanyl Classification - Answer-Synthetic Opioid Fentanyl: Prehospital Indications - Answer-Multiple Provide Impress...

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Nitro contraindications - Answer-Use of SEDS w/in 48 hours, Hypotension w/ SBP <
100 mmHg,Suspected cardiac Tamponade.

Fentanyl Classification - Answer-Synthetic Opioid

Fentanyl: Prehospital Indications - Answer-Multiple Provide Impressions: Pain
Management

Fentanyl Adult Dose - Answer-50mcg (1mL) slow IV push or IM/IN, repeat every 5 min
prn, maximum total dose prior to Base contact 150mcg.
Contact Base for additional up to 250 MAX WITH BASE CONTACT.

Fentanyl Pediatric Dose - Answer-1 mcg/kg (50mcg/mL) slow IV push or IM, dose per
MCG 1309,
OR 1.5mcg/kg (50mg/mL) IN, Rep. in 5 min. prn x1,
Max 2 total doses prior to B/contact.

Naloxone: Classification - Answer-Opiate antagonist

Naloxone: Prehospital Considerations - Answer-OD/Poisoning/Ingestion
Suspected opiate OD w/ ALOC and hyperventilation/apnea

Naloxone Adult Dose - Answer-2-4 mg IN (1 mg per nostril or 4 mg / 0.1 mL IN if
formulation available)
-OR-
2 mg IM
-OR- 0.8 - 2 mg IV push.
Max dose all routes 8 mg, titrate to adequate respiratory rate and tidal volume

Naloxone Pediatric Dose - Answer-0.1MG/KG IM/IV/IN WITH MAX DOSE OF 8MG

Ondansetron Classification - Answer-Antiemetic (nausea and vomiting)

Ondansetron: Prehospital Considerations - Answer-Multiple provider impressions:
- Nausea and/or vomiting; or prior to fentanyl or morphine administration to reduce N/V

Ondansetron Adult Dose - Answer-4 mg ODT/IV/IM (ZOFRAN)

Ondansetron ped dose - Answer-Only for 4 y/o or older - 4 mg ODT/IV/IM

, Sodium Bicarbonate classification - Answer-Electrolyte / alkalinizing agent

Sodium Bicarbonate prehospital indications - Answer-Cardiac arrest - non traumatic -
suspected hyperkalemia, patients w/ renal failure.
Cardiac dysrhythmia - suspected hyperkalemia causing bradycardia.
OD/Poisoning/Ingestion - suspected tricyclic OD w/ ECG changes.
Traumatic injury - suspected hyperkalemia in crush injury or potential for crush
syndrome.

Sodium Bicarbonate - adult dose - Answer-50 mEQ (50ml) slow IV/IO Push,
For crush injury, repeat x1 for persistent ECG abnormalities.

Sodium Bicarbonate - ped dose - Answer-1 mEq/kg (1 mEQ/ml) slow IVP,
For crush injury, repeat x1 for persistent ECG abnormalities.

Calcium Chloride classification - Answer-Electrolyte

Calcium Chloride prehospital indications - Answer-Cardiac Arrest - Non traumatic:
suspected hyperkalemia, patients w/ renal failure.
Cardiac Dysrhythmia - Suspected hyperkalemia causing bradycardia.
OD/Poisoning/Ingestion - calcium blocker toxicity.
traumatic Injury - suspected hyperkalemia w/ from crush injury or potential for
development of crush syndrome.

Calcium Chloride - adult dose (Cardiac Arrest) - Answer-Cardiac Arrest- 1gm (10mL)
IVP/IO.

Calcium Chloride - adult dose (Dysrhythmia/Crush) - Answer-Dysrhythmia/Crush -
Suspected hyperkalemia
1gm (10mL) slow IV/IO push, may repeat x1 for persistent symptoms / ECG
abnormalities.

Calcium Chloride - adult dose (Overdose / Poisoning / Ingestion) - Answer-Overdose /
Poisoning / Ingestion - Suspected Calcium Channel Blocker Overdose -
1g (10mL) IV slow push over 60 seconds.

Calcium Chloride - ped dose (Crush) - Answer-Crush - suspected hyperkalemia - 20
mg/kg (100 mg/mL) slow IVP; may repeat x 1.

Calcium Chloride - ped dose (OD/Poisoning/Ingestion) - Answer-
OD/Poisoning/Ingestion - suspected CC blocker OD; 20 mg/kg (100 mg/mL) IV slow
push over 60 seconds.

Dextrose classification - Answer-Carbohydrate

Dextrose prehospital indications - Answer-Hypoglycemia: blood glucose < 60 mg/dL

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