Code Blue, RSI, and Crash Cart Crossword

Considered central access. Preferred over endotracheal route when IV not available.
Best route of administration.
Drawer #1 medications
IV fluid location in crash cart
No longer a first line medication.
Can cause flatline on EKG
Anti-arrhythmic that can be given by IVP only when there is no pulse.
First line for symptomatic bradycardia.
Second line for symptomatic bradycardia.
Stabilizes myocardial cell membrane. (ie: Torsades)
Medications stored in the second drawer of the crash cart.
Indicated for severe hyperkalemia or Ca channel blocker overdose.
Alternative anti-arrhythmic for ventricular arrhythmia's. Is also an anesthetic.
Levophed for hypotension is a potent ______________.
Med with mult. indications inc. hyperkalemia, metab. acidosis, and overdose of acidic medications
Used for narcotic overdose.
For reversal of benzodiazepines; can induce Sz's
Given as 1mg IVP every 3-5min.
Helps with pediatric dosing.
NMB used first line for ET tube placement.
Non-depolarizing NMB
Can be used for RSI sedation or seizures
Used with dextrose for hyperkalemia
Two medications for RSI that are not located in the Crash Cart or the "Orange Box".
Anesthetic in RSI box that cannot be used in children <10yo