Table 1 Knowledge degree test for pharmaceutical life-saving skills training
From: Evaluation of pharmaceutical lifesaving skills training oriented pharmaceutical intervention
For the following questions, please mark “O” for True and “X” for False. |
1. We give adrenaline every 20–30 minutes. ( ) |
2. Pharmacotherapy is applied to PEA and asystole, not defibrillation. ( ) |
3. Magnesium sulfate induces torsades de pointes. ( ) |
4. Lidocaine has higher heartbeat relapse rates than Amiodarone. ( ) |
5. We give 0.3 mg of adrenaline for cardiac arrest. ( ) |
6. When we administer medication to patients with cardiac arrest, we elevate the arm to a position that is higher than the heart for 10–20 seconds after giving 5 mL normal saline. ( ) |
7. The vasopressin causes vasoconstriction through the V1 receptor. ( ) |
8. Amiodarone has fewer proarrhythmic effects than Nifekalant. ( ) |
9. Administration of atropine is recommended for PEA and asystole in the 2010 cardiopulmonary resuscitation guidelines. ( ) |
10. We give sodium bicarbonate for tricyclic antidepressant poisoning. ( ) |