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This document provides guidelines for treating cardiac arrest depending on whether the patient presents with ventricular fibrillation (VF) or pulseless ventricular tachycardia (VT) versus non-VF/VT rhythms. For VF/VT, the recommended treatment involves defibrillating with escalating joule levels of direct current (DC) shock, administering adrenaline, and performing cycles of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) between interventions. For non-VF/VT rhythms, the treatment involves administering adrenaline and atropine while performing CPR cycles between drugs. The treatment protocol is repeated in a loop with escalating drug doses and joule levels until return of spontaneous circulation or death occurs
This document provides guidelines for treating cardiac arrest depending on whether the patient presents with ventricular fibrillation (VF) or pulseless ventricular tachycardia (VT) versus non-VF/VT rhythms. For VF/VT, the recommended treatment involves defibrillating with escalating joule levels of direct current (DC) shock, administering adrenaline, and performing cycles of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) between interventions. For non-VF/VT rhythms, the treatment involves administering adrenaline and atropine while performing CPR cycles between drugs. The treatment protocol is repeated in a loop with escalating drug doses and joule levels until return of spontaneous circulation or death occurs
This document provides guidelines for treating cardiac arrest depending on whether the patient presents with ventricular fibrillation (VF) or pulseless ventricular tachycardia (VT) versus non-VF/VT rhythms. For VF/VT, the recommended treatment involves defibrillating with escalating joule levels of direct current (DC) shock, administering adrenaline, and performing cycles of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) between interventions. For non-VF/VT rhythms, the treatment involves administering adrenaline and atropine while performing CPR cycles between drugs. The treatment protocol is repeated in a loop with escalating drug doses and joule levels until return of spontaneous circulation or death occurs
DC Shock 300 J CPR 3 cycles DC Shock 360 J Adrenaline 1 mg IV o CPR 1 minute, ET, IV line, CPR 3 cycles Adrenaline 1 mg IV flush with 20 ml normal saline, or Atropin Sulphate 1 mg IV Adrenaline via ET 2-2,5 mg CPR 3 cycles DC Shock 360 J CPR 1 minute DC Shock 360 J CPR 1 minute Note: DC Shock 360 J Always look at monitor before and CPR 1 minute after DC Shock to identify whether Amiodaron 300 mg IV / the rhythm is back to Normal Lidocain 1-1.5 mg /kg IV / Sinus Rhythm ? still VF/VT? Adrenalin 1 mg IV Asystole ? DC Shock 360 J Do not DC shock when Asystole CPR 1 minute and normal sinus rhythm DC Shock 360 J Check pulse when monitor shows CPR 1 minute normal sinus rhythm