Three commonly used cardiac medications are:
a. Plavix, Nitroglycerine, and Albuterol.
b. Nitroglycerine, Coumadin, and Lasix.
c. Lipitor, Dilantin, and Tenormin.
d. Coumadin, Zesteril, and an Epi-pen.
Question 2
Which of the following actions is not an action you should take when using an AED?
a. Ensure that no one is touching the patient when analyzing the patient's heart rhythm and when delivering a shock.
b. Ensure that the chest is dry and wiped clean of any medications.
c. Apply any set of electrodes as patient age is not relevant.
d. Use the electrode to rip away excess chest hair if the electrode is not sticking well to the chest.