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Secondary A,B,C,D
Secondary A,B,C,D
1. Primary confirmation
1. Visualizes ETT goes through the
vocal cords
2. Observes vapors in the tube
3. Chest rise
4. 5 point auscultation of the chest
Secondary A,B,C,D
Secondary A,B,C,D
Secondary A,B,C,D
– Circulation
1. Establish IV access
2. Identify rhythm monitor
3. Administer drugs
4. “appropriate for rhythm and
condition”
Simultaneous recording of aortic diastolic (red) and right atrial (yellow) pressures during CPR in
which 2 ventilations are delivered within 4-second time period
– Deferential Diagnosis
– search for and treat identified
reversible causes
Secondary A,B,C,D
6 H’s 6 T’s
– Hypovolemia – Tablets
– Hypoxia – Thrombosis “coronary”
– Hydrogen Ions “acidemia” – Thrombosis “Pulmonary”
– Hyperkalemia / – Tension pneumothorax
Hypokalemia – Tamponade, Cardiac
– Hypothermia – Trauma
– Hypoglycemia
– Checking the heart rhythm
– Checking the pulse
– inserting airway devices
– administration of drugs should be done
Asystole
Three questions:
1. Why? (Actions)
2. When? (Indications)
3. How? (Dose)
4. Watch Out! (Precautions)
What is the most important medication in the
cardiac arrest?
O2
How to give the medication
during CRP?
• I.V. • E.T.T
– Fast I.V. Bolus.
– 2-3 times the I.V. dose
– 10 cc N.S. flush.
– Raise the arm. – Diluted 10cc N.S.
– Use central venous – 3-4 ambo-bag “to
access if it available. diffuse the medication”
Which Meds can be given
through E.T.T?
Which Meds can be given
through E.T.T?
NAVEL
• Indications
– Pre-existing metabolic acidosis,
–↑K
– Prolonged arrest > 10 min
• Dose:
– 1 mEq / Kg
• Precautions:
– ↑ Na / Hyperosmolality
– Metabolic alkalosis
– Unfavorable shift of O2-Hb dissociation curve
• Contraindication
– hypoxic lactic acidosis
Medications