ACLS

3. Drug of choice for symptomatic bradycardia
5. If atropine is ineffective in the treatment of symptomatic bradycardia, you may consider ____________ ____________
7. Pt may be obtunded, anxious, cyanotic if _________ is present
9. The cardiac rhythm that is characterized by progressive PR interval prolongation until a QRS is "dropped" _________-_______ ______ _____
13. Type of heart block most likely to cause cardiovascular collapse
14. Narrowed pulse pressure, increased HR, JVD, and distant heart sounds are signs of __________
15. electrical activity is seen on the monitor, but no palpable pulse is present
16. The presence of _______ mortis is an indication to stop or withhold resuscitation efforts
17. ________ maneuvers alone may terminate 25% of SVTs
19. What is the first-line anti-arrhythmic agent given in cardiac arrest?
21. EKG reveals peaked T wave with this condition. Treatment may include insulin, glucose, and bicarb.
22. Drug that can be given for VF/ pVT after epinephrine, first dose should be 1-1.5 mg/kg
23. ________ is characterized by St elevation in at least 2 leads, or new LBBB

1. ___________ and hypoxia are the two most common causes of PEA
2. What method should be used to open the airway of a pt with a suspected head or neck injury? ____ ______
4. ________________ ________________ may be recommended for comatose pts with ROSC after cardiac arrest
6. The primary drug used in the cardiac arrest algorithm
8. The most important intervention for a witnessed sudden cardiac arrest is early _______________
10. After providing a shock with the AED, you should resume _____________
11. Drug of choice for narrow complex tachycardia
12. This is a contra-indication to TTM post cardiac arrest: following ____________
18. "Flat line;" we don't shock this rhythm (unless we are on TV)
20. What electrolyte needs to be replace with torsades de pointes?