adult vf/vt
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| start CPR (see adult cardiac arrest stack for capnography info) how do you venitlate a patient w/ an advanced airway during CPR? | 8-10 breaths per min w/ continuous chest compressions
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| CPR initiated, pads attached, rhythm shockable. what next | shock
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| CPR initiated, pads attached, rhythm shockable, shock deilvered, what next? | chest compressions
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| CPR initiated, pads attached, rhythm shockable, shock deilvered, chest compressions resume. What are you doing at this time? | gaining venous access
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| CPR initiated, pads attached, rhythm shockable, shock deilvered, chest compressions resume, CPR 2 min, IV access rhythm check, shockable, shock delivered. Next 2 steps? | epinephrine 1: 10,000 IV 1 mg every 3-5 min or vassopressin 40 units ONE USE ONLY either first or second round of epi consider advanced airway
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| CPR 2 min, epi 1 mg, rhythm check, shockable, shock delivered, what is the next drug? | amiodarone - first dose 300 mg
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| CPR 2 min, epi 1 mg, rhythm check, shockable, shock delivered, CPR 2 min, amiodarone 300 mg, what is the next drug? | epinephrine 1: 10,000 IV 1 mg every 3-5 min
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| after administering amiodarone 300 mg, what else should you be doing (other than CPR) | treat reversible causes
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| what is the initial dose of a biphasic unit | 120-200 J
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| what is the initial dose of a monophasic unit | 360 J
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| what are the second and all subsequent doses of a biphasic unit? | equivalent or higher
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| what are the h's | hypovolemia hypoxia hydrogen ion (acidosis) hypo/hyperkalemia hypothermia
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| what are the t's | tension pneumothorax tamponade, cardiac toxins thrombosis, pulonary thrombosis, coronary
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