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low anion gab is less than 3
D. ?
11. An he ne na e i h l APGAR, im ed i h ii e e e en ila i n
i h highe HR, hen de e i a ed and n che ai e, be ne e ?
A. Re a d a e e f a ea
B. In ba e
C. E ine h ine
D. Che c m e i n
12. C m le e hea bl ck, an c ane acing
13. 10 m n h ld i h fe e , n clea f c ? U ine c l e
14. 9 m n h ld b gh in a n im ing a i i a ed and feb ile emedica ed i h
Am icillin e am n meningeal ign , a ed ei e 1 ime?
A. Rea e and di cha ge i h ec al dia e am
B. LP Most likely partial treated meningitis with Sz
C. CT b ain so LP and abx
Since he is less than 18 months “ still having
D. Bl d & ine c l e, cbc
Ant. fontanel and there is no signs of
15. Fail e ca e EKG localization no need for CT
16. Fail e ace? O e en ing
17. ANOTHER acemake e i n?
When ha ing an ECG f a aced hm i h a ic e f RBBB ha d hink i
ha ening ? if RBBB think about
displacement
a) Lead di lacemen
b)
18. Be i e f he an en acing:
A. R gh I e a J g a 9 FR
B. R gh I e a J g a 6FR
C. Righ S bcla ian Up to date recommends 4-5
D. Lef bcla ian Wiki em: cordis kit 7 fr
So go with 6
E. Lef In e nal j g la Smaller is better
19. NSTEMI = ca h Ballon pump - fluids — etc
20. NSTEMI + ac e mi al eg ge: n gical i n Depends on the Q!
B. Pa illa m cle e
C. Pe ica di i
25. ESRD came i h che ain, Pe ica di i n EKG and h f Che ain, M ?
A. ib fen f 2 eek
B. He d a
C. C lchicine,
D. Fib in l i
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33. Ca e f cabie be ED M ?
A. Inf m la nd and linen ca ef ll de ed / ea ed in b iled a e
Endobronchial intubation – bifid waveform Reversal-of-alveolar-slope-in-emphysema
Mechanical-airway-obstruction
pig-tail
Cuff
←
leak
peep
B. Lo PEEP High
C. P one
D. Inc ea e o cilla o en ila ion not recon ended
36. ARDS ha be ?
A. Vol me c cled mode
B. B TV 7 ml/Kg 6mi 1kg
Pulmonary HTN: . Diuretics are indicated for the management of volume overload, and common diuretics—with the exception of spironolactone—are considered safe,
although limited data exist regarding their effect on the fetus. 29 Specific agents for treating pulmonary hypertension include endothelin receptor agonists (ERAs),
phosphodiesterase inhibitors, and prostanoids
IF MITRAL STINOSIS: Beta blockers are the mainstay of treatment for patients with symptomatic mitral stenosis. Diuretics may also be used for patients with symptoms
of heart failure + surgery
If aortic stenosis: conservative management is often possible, especially if the aortic valve area is greater than 1.0 cm
Is symptoms are sever then surgery
If mitral/aortic regurgitation: When necessary, medical therapy consists of diuresis, digoxin, and vasodilators.
Prosthetic heart valve : warfarin is considered t togenic in the first trimester. Neither unfractionated heparin (UFH) nor low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH) crosses the
placenta and are not teratogenic. However, their use throughout pregnancy is not recommended due to the increased risk of thromboembolic events as compared to
using UFH or LMWH in the first trimester, followed by warfarin for the remainder of pregnancy
international normalized ratio of 2.5 to 3.5 can be achieved with a warfarin dose less than or equal to 5 mg, warfarin may be used throughout pregnancy after a full
discussion with the patient about the benefits and risks of the therapy. If a dose more than 5 mg is required, UFH or LWMH should be used in the first trimester, with
warfarin being resumed for the second and third trimesters. 12,25 Warfarin should again be replaced by UFH or LWMH several weeks before delivery.
flail chest
B. Blood an f ion,
C. Eme gen C ec ion
44. Sho lde d o ia, al ead called fo help, McRobe , Fole and p ap pic p e e?
Wha mo app op ia e ne ?
A. Mediola e al epi io om
B. Ro a e 180 deg ee
C. Co k c e ?
D. P h bab ho lde o che
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C. Panc oni m
D. S ccin lcholine initial -
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51. Pa ien a ma che , EKG lo ol age, m ffled Hea o nd, e ended ein , BP i hin
no mal?
A. S olic lef en ic la collap e
52. 45 COPD on e oid did no men ion he gende , fall 2 da back, came i h limbing
and d ll hip pain. Hip X-Ra i h nila e al hip and i looked like AVN - a
p o ided , ha i he mo likel a emen ?
A. Mo e in female .
thin
B. Mo e in obe e. in
C. 90-95% bila e al NO !
D. H pokalemia
Rosen
54. As per start protocol a patient presented to the ED alking and confused ith stable vital
signs but can t follo simple commands is?
A. Red
B. Green
C. Yello
D. Black
55. X-ra Child foreign bod ( batter ) in esophagus no , Looking ver ell, Ne t step?
A. Emergent endoscop
56. foreign bod -Ra sho ed not provided needle shaped in 5 cm duodenum, Looking
ver ell, Ne t step?
A. OR,
B. Endoscop
C. E pectant
D. Serial evaluation and stool check
58. Acetaminophen to , 12 tablet 500 mg per da several da s ago, Come ith abd pain,
LFT normal, acetaminophen level is 50? Ne t step?
A. Start it NAC infusion,
B. Repeat in 4 hours both acetaminophen and LFTs
C. Nomogram application
C. Lactic of 4
61. IVF pregnanc , 7 eeks, orried and concerned as the patient in the room ne t to her s
had a CXR, hich of the follo ing is statements is true?
A. The bab is safe, radiation recei ed is < than the total radiation the mother
is e posed to throughout her pregnanc ,
B. The bab is safe as he is passed the period ere embr ogenesis happened 2
eeks
C. Bab in not safe as -----
D. Bab is not safe ----
68. You have a pediatrics patient ith ankle sprain Ankle Otta a rule, discussing ith a
medical student hich of the follo ing is most accurate?
A. Not applicable on kids
B. 100 % sensitive, a fracture can not be there is it is -ve
C. Includes squee e test
D. ??
0,1 gy equal 10 rad
-Gartland type I >> splint in the ED, arm in 90 degrees of
flexion & neutral rotation , ortho in 48 hr
- Gartland type III >> immediate orthopedic consultation
and surgical Tx in OR.
?!
A. IVC fil e
B. Th mb l ic
C. Bila e al LL d le US
D. he High D-dime i diagn ic
73. Lef l e Ab ain, LMP 7 eek , BHCG 1000, an abd minal US; em e
ided , ne ?
A. T an aginal US
75. B el b c i n, n H f e i ge ie , AB mall b el b c i n, m
likel ca e? First adhesion
A. Inca ce a ed he nia n adhe i n in he i n Second tumor
78. Se age cleane fain ed, f ll ed b 2 he c lleag e all e e e en all dead likel
sodium nitrate
? H d gen S lfide
79. T a ma ic b ain inj n a fa in? Be c e f ac i n?
A. PCC + i amin K
B. FFP + ia im K
C.
80. C le f da af e bl d an f i n i h m m f a h and hee e , afeb ile and
able hem d namic ?
A. In a a c la hem l i The one with delayed symptoms is extra vascular hemolysis
B. e a a c la hem l i but it present with jaundice and low grade fever
C. alle gic eac i n
D. feb ile eac i n
,
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C. T3 ic i
103. Di e ic li i ?
A. Change in b el habi
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Admission:
104. B nchi li i admi i n? Age less than 3 months
A. Ch onic l ng di ea e Preterm - 34 weeks wiki
Underlying Heart or Lung diseases
B. Age le han 6 m n h Sat less than 90 with other
findings
C. Fe e Unable to tolerate PO
D. Unimm ni ed
RR more than 70 Rosen
105. C ? De a + acemic
110. C ing bab 6 m n h i h e i dic knee abd men, feed ell, c en l ell>
be ne e ? Head e e amina i n
infantil colic
Normal fetal heart rate is from 120-160 so this is brady .. i would call OB
126. D cke , M ?
A. I iga e and a l -----
B. S e
C. C e i h Calci m
140. Diph he ia ca e?
A. Ab and an i o in
141. Bab bo n in p i a e ho pi al, po ci c mci ion, bleeding 3 oaked diape , bleeding
i con olled no , ne ?
A. Blood o k fo bleeding di o de
B. Vi amin K injec ion
C. Di cha ge i h ea ance
142. Lo e lip lace a ion in ol ing e milion? Men al ne e block
143. Pa ien kno n C ohn i h en e oen e ic fi la and ch onic dia hea ha
elec ol e abno mali i e pec ed ?
A. H poK
B. H poMg
144. O al lace a ion choice of e? Vic l 4
145. Feb ile ei e e ion?
146. Indica ion fo enal image in a ma?
A. F a k he a ia
B. Mic o copic Hema ia
C. Flank pain
D. Flank ecch mo i Suture - many options exist (1 single deep suture
through all 3 layers, 1 suture above and 1 below)
147. 45 lad i h a ma i h mid ce ical pine ende ne , no mal ne o-e am, and
nega i e CT. Ne ?
A. hi ade hia c c a a d di cha ge i h e ge f
B. Admi and ob e a ion
C. ED MRI
149. P egnan lad i h ho lde di loca ion, a king hich of he follo ing a emen
mo acc a e?
. G d eda i i he ai hi g f a cce f ed c i
B. Koche me hod ha a lo e a e of complica ion
C. T ac ion-co n e ac ion i he main me hod
152. EKG i h ST ele a ion a he aVR & dep e ion o e all of he lead ? Le ion?
A. Main em lef co ona a e -
AUR > Vi
B. p o imal LAD, -
C.RCA
153. Ca e of mi al al e eno i , EKG ho ing P- a e mi alli no p o ided , A king
o be managemen ?
Need more details
A. Be a blocke
B. di e ic can emembe he e
157. MVA of a kid ha a iding a bic cle handleba , Wha i he mo likel inj ed?
A. Pa c ea ic a d i e i a i j ie
B. Diaph agma ic inj
C. Li e inj
158. 56- ea -old gen leman kno o ha e h pe en ion p e en ed o he eme genc i h
cen al che pain ea ing in na e ai ing o he back al o ha ing ome p e- ncopal
epi ode hich of he follo ing i he be ne ep and managemen ?J -a
p o ided i h ide media in m.
A. S a abe a f b h e i g he hea a e a d b d e e
B. Ni op ide
C. Nica dipine
D. H d ala ine
159. 45- ea -old lad medicall f ee came i h lef flank pain inal i ho ed
mic o copic hema ia e amina ion ho ed mild lef lo e fo a ende ne ha i he
be managemen ?
A. Ke ac
B. CT
C. Tam lo in
D. Ul a o nd
162. Ca e of co d p olap e?
A. E e a e he e e i g a
B. P h i in
C. Eme gen C ec ion
D. Gi e e b aline o hal e ine con ac ion and inc ea e blood flo o he fe .
Panchal et al 2018 Focused Update on ACLS
CLINICAL STATEMENTS
AND GUIDELINES
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(Figures 1 and 2). The recommended dose of lidocaine is ized bolus dose for ease of execution,11 this 2018 rec-
1.0 to 1.5 mg/kg IV/IO for the first dose and 0.5 to 0.75 ommended dose is made with a focus on patient safety
mg/kg IV/IO for a second dose if required. Although the through weight-based dosing. The recommended dose
most recent clinical trial of lidocaine used a standard- for amiodarone is unchanged, with randomized tri-
CLINICAL STATEMENTS
AND GUIDELINES
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als supporting an initial IV/IO dose of 300 mg with a determine the importance of magnesium administra-
second IV/IO dose of 150 mg if required.10,11 Both the tion in this condition.
ROC-ALPS and ALIVE trials permitted dose reductions The writing group is aware of increased interest in
in lower-weight patients; however, higher cumulative and early studies of β-adrenergic–blocking drugs used
bolus doses of amiodarone have not been studied in during cardiac arrest.18,19 The question of the effective-
cardiac arrest. It is also important to note that the cap- ness of these drugs has been referred to ILCOR for
tisol-based formulation of amiodarone is currently mar- future systematic review.
keted only as a premixed infusion, not in concentrated
form, making it impractical for rapid administration
during cardiac arrest. The polysorbate-based formula-
ANTIARRHYTHMIC DRUGS
tion is currently available in concentrated form for rapid IMMEDIATELY AFTER ROSC
administration. FOLLOWING CARDIAC ARREST
The writing group reaffirms that magnesium The 2018 ILCOR systematic review sought to deter-
should not be used routinely during cardiac arrest mine whether the prophylactic administration of an-
management but may be considered for torsades tiarrhythmic drugs after successful termination of VF/
de pointes (ie, polymorphic VT associated with long- pVT cardiac arrest results in better outcome. This pro-
QT interval). Unfortunately, these recommendations phylaxis includes continuation of an antiarrhythmic
are based on low-quality evidence, representing a medication that was given during the course of re-
significant knowledge gap concerning the use of suscitation or the initiation of an antiarrhythmic after
magnesium for VF/pVT. Future randomized studies ROSC to sustain rhythm stability after VF/pVT cardiac
are needed with rigorous evaluation of the impact of arrest. Although improved survival is the ultimate goal
magnesium on survival and neurological outcomes to of such treatment, other shorter-term outcomes (even
TTT:
NASIDS
Steroids
IVIG if renal
170. Cla ic pedia ic ca e cena io ha goe i h HSP, D , e op ion did no make
en e?
A. ASO i e
B. U ine dip
171. Ca e e e diffic l ai a a no an icipa ed, he ph ician p oceeded i h RSI,
af e 2 failed a emp he pa ie became h po ic < 90%, did no pick p i h BVM, be
ne ep?
A. T a 3 d a emp
B. Call he mo ai a e pe f om a nea b place i hin he depa men
C. Eme gen acheo om
D. Eme gen c ico h oido om d ing hi ime an LMA can be placed empo a
C. A enolol
an obvious, open, deformed leg fracture and was unable to walk at the scene.
Her prehospital vital
signs are P 105, 85/55, and 100% RA. She is awake and alert and in significant
pain. You confirm that
her airway, breathing, and pulses are intact. On visual inspection, she has an
open tibial shaft fracture
and has decreased sensation distal to the fracture. Which of the following is the
most important next
step in management?
D. Tetanus immunization