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Resus

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  1. 1NGT or IDC size Calculation= 2x ETT size
    where ETT size = (Age/4) +4
  2. 2ETT size calculation General(Age/4) + 4
  3. 3ETT size neonates<28 weeks: size 2.5
    28 to 34 weeks: size 3
    34 to 38 weeks: size 3.5
    Term: size 4
  4. 4Mean arterial pressure (MAP)= [(2xDBP)+SBP]/3
    = (pulse pressure/3) + DBP
  5. 5Pulse pressure= SBP minus DBP
  6. 6Insertion depth ETT cm Calculation(ETT size) x3
  7. 7Shock index= HR/SBP
    Normal 0.5 to 0.7
  8. 8ICC size in kids Calculation= 4 x ETT size
  9. 9Paeds weight Calculation= 2x(age + 4) or (age x 3) + 7
  10. 10Troubleshooting ventilatorDOPES: Displaced/Obstructed ETT, Pneumothorax, Equipment failures, Stacking (breaths)
  11. 11Drug doses in obesity Use TOTAL weight in calcsFAT MEN SUX: Fentanyl, Atracurium, Thiopentone, Midazolam, Etomidate, Narcan, Suxamethonium
  12. 12Drug doses in obesity Use lean weight in calcsKetamine
    Propofol
    Vec/rocuronium
    Tidal volume
  13. 138.4% sodium bicarb uses1. Cardioprotection (TCA, propranolol, Na blockers)
    2. Decr CNS redistribution (salicylates)
    3. Incr urine elim (salicylates, phenobarb), incr urine solubility (MTX)
    4. Life threatening acidosis (pH <7.2) : cyanide, isoniazid, toxic alcohols
    5. Severe hyponatraemia
  14. 148.4% sodium bicarb Dose in severe hyponatraemiaIf seizures, 50mL (=50mmol), can repeat.
    Aim Na 120 or stop seizures then stop replacing.
    Aim Na increase 10mmol/L per day, 1mmol/L/hr
  15. 153% sodium bicarb Dose in severe hyponatraemiaIf seizures, 250mmol in 10 min
    Will incr Na by 7. Aim Na 120 or stop seizures then stop replacing.
    Otherwise: 50mmol/hr = 1 to 2mL/kg/hr
  16. 16DCR joules50J flutter
    100J AF
  17. 17Antiarrhythmic doses Fleicanide2mg/kg infusion
    Only if normal LVEF with no CAD
  18. 18Antiarrhythmic doses Sotalol1mg/kg infused over 15 mins
    Can repeat once
    Then 80 to-160mg IV over 2/24
    (PO 40 to 160mg BD)
  19. 19Antiarrhythmics Which to use Atrial vs ventricular rhythmsAtrial: amiodarone, fleicanide
    Ventricular: amiodarone, sotalol
  20. 20Chemicals NOT for water irrigationPhenols (polyethylene glycol)
    Alkali metals (mineral oil)
  21. 21DIC CausesHOT MISS
    Hepatic failure, Obstetric (eclampsia, embolus, foetal death in utero), Trauma, Malignancy (AML, prostate), Immune (anaphylaxis, transfusion), Shock, Sepsis (G neg, haemorrhagic fevers)
  22. 22Blood productsFFP: coagulation factors except VII
    Cryoprecipitate: fibrinogen
    Vasopression: decr coagulopathy due to liver failure
  23. 23INR vs APTTINR measures EXTRINSIC pathway (used in warfarin monitoring)
    APTT measures INTRINSIC pathway
  24. 24Trauma assessmentATOM CF
    Airway, Tension PTx, Open PTx, Massive HTx, cardiac tamponade, Flail chest
    PAMDOT
    Pulmonary contusion, Aortic dissection, Myocardial injury, Diaphragm injury, Oesophageal injury, Tracheobronchial injury
  25. 25Adrenal crisisLow Na, BSL, BP
    High K, Ca, temp
    Seizures
    Mx: hydrocortisone and/or fludrocortisone
  26. 26Sgarbossa criteria LBBB, MIConcordant STE 1mm or more
    Concordant STD 1mm or more V1 to V3
    Discordant STE 5mm or more (less specific)
    Criteria met if found in ONE lead

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