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Paramedic: AHA PALS

Question/DefinitionTerm/Answer
What 1st-line medication is used to treat persistent pediatric bradycardia? Epinephrine 1:10000
At what dose would you administer Epinephrine when treating persistent pediatric bradycardia? 0.01mg/kg IV/IO every 3-5mins
What 2nd-line medication is used to treat persistent pediatric bradycardia? Atropine
At what dose would you administer Atropine when treating persistent pediatric bradycardia? 0.02mg/kg IV/IO
How often can you repeat your Atropine dose when treating persistent pediatric bradycardia? Once
What is the Minimum Dose of Atropine when treating persistent pediatric bradycardia? 0.1mg
What is the Maximum Single Dose of Atropine when treating persistent pediatric bradycardia? 0.5mg
When treating Pediatric Bradycardia at what HR would you begin CPR? < 60bpm
When pacing a pediatric patient during unstable bradycardia the pacer should be set at ___ - ___ bpm above the patient's intrinsic HR. 10-20
Hypotension, Acute AMS, and signs of Shock are all S/S of ______. Cardiopulmonary Compromise
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