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Cheat Sheets:
Adult (part 1): (Ideal VT, setting up vent, optimal PEEP, when to stop wean, considerations for readiness to wean patient from ventilator. Adult (part 2): (RT formulas, ARDS vent strategy, Guidelines to adjusting vents, EKGs part 1, determining level of consciousness). Drugs Aricept & Namenda. PERSONALITY DISORDERS. 5 Treatments - Psychopharmacology. Don’t forget collaterals “TYPICAL” MEDICATIONS USED BY DSM-IV-TR CATEGORY. Valium SSRI’s Prozac. Klonopin Celexa. And all antidepressants Zoloft.
- Adult (part 1): (Ideal VT, setting up vent, optimal PEEP, when to stop wean, considerations for readiness to wean patient from ventilator.
- Adult (part 2): (RT formulas, ARDS vent strategy, Guidelines to adjusting vents, EKGs part 1, determining level of consciousness)
- Adult (part 3): (INterpreting EKGs part 2, Adjusting Flow Term,
- Adult (part 4) : (Indications for calling Dr., Interpreting lab results, Interpreting EKGs part 3
- Adult (part 5) : Risk for pneum, DIC, Sepsis and pnuemonia
- Neonatal (part 1): (Guidelines to setting up neo vent, normal neo gases, ideal neo VTs)
- Neonatal (part 2): (Determining neo ETT, laryngoscope, where to secure ETT, and VTs; setting up CPAP; Guidelines to setting up peds vent
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Protocols:
Respiratory Therapy Drug Guide Cheat Sheet
- Oxygen protocol
Materials for patient use: