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A detailed illustration depicting advanced airway management techniques, including intubation, medication dosages, and emergency protocols in a clinical environment.

Advanced Airway Management Quiz

Test your knowledge on the pharmacology and protocols related to advanced airway management in emergency situations. This quiz covers key medications, dosages, and best practices for intubation and post-intubation care.

Key Topics Covered:

Use of Etomidate vs. Ketamine
Dosages of common sedatives and muscle relaxants
Preoxygenation techniques
Post-intubation care and monitoring

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by AdministerCare42

Ketamine is prefferred use over Etomidate for Asthma and COPD patients?

True

False

What is correct dose of Etomidate for preinduction?

3 mg mg/kg

0.3 mg/kg

1 mg/kg

0.1 mg/kg

Preoxygenation can be performed by?

BVM

NC high flow thru nose

CPAP

All are correct

Succinylcholine can be adminsitered to a patient who has sustained crush injuries for approx. 6 hours?

True

False

Etomidate is preferred use over Ketamine with patients with congestive heart failure?

True

False

Correct dosage of Succinylcholine is?

3 mg/kg

1.5 mg

1.5 mg/kg

15 mg

Per protocol Capnography does not need to be used on patients with a advanced airway placed?

True

False

Initial Post intubation dose of Versed is?

0.1 mg/kg

1 mg/kg

5 mg

1-5 mg

Versed can be repeated post intubation every....?

1-2 minutes

5-15 minutes

10-15 minutes

15-30 minutes

Fentanyl when used for post intubation sedation should be adminstered every....?

5-15 minutes

10 minutes

15-30 minutes

1-2 minutes

Post intubation sedation dosage for Fentanyl is?

1 mg/kg

0.1 mg/kg

0.1 mcg/kg

1 mcg/kg

After a MAI proceedure has been performed the Medical Director should be advised?

True

False

Atropine should be administered to PED patients to prevent Bradycardia what is the dosage?

0.2 mg/kg

0.02 mg /kg

2.0 mg/kg

0.22 mg/kg

IF bruxism occurs while administering Etomidate what should be performed next?

Force open mouth and intubate

Assist ventilations until bruxism stops

Adminster addition Etomidate 0.3 mg/kg up to 20 mg over 15-20 seconds

Do nothing and let patient die, once dead patient will relax and ET tube can be placed easily

You do not have to prepare all of your equipment before performing an MAI procedure

True

False

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