Nancy Caroline's Dimamic Cardiology 6

[ncbeachstud]

well after you shock you immediately begin cpr no matter if the rhythm converted or not for 2 min and then check to see there is a pulse to help "prime the pump"

[crazlil8on]

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[firemedicmustang]

he looks like farva from super troopers

[traumaspec]

Great Video. Very helpful for students. Thank You.

FYI- AHA no longer recommends stacked shocks. Its CPR5cyc..Analyze..shock 360J..CPR w/o checking pulse 5cyc..Analyze..Shock360J..on and on ROSC.

Pulse Ox isn't that useful in cardiac arrest victims since..lets be honest..it is really hard to do good CPR on a 350lbs guy and expect to circulate blood to the extremities, where the sensor will be attached. I was a strong believer in Pulse Ox but through experience learned not to depend on it.

[1992peter]

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[cneglia]

I think it starts wrong. AHA states CPR should start for 2 min/5 cycles prior to shocking unless the pt was witnessed.

[1992peter]

Why didn't he do 200 Joules first?

STACKED!

200, 300, 360.

REMEMBER.

AWSOME VIDEO THOUGH.

But, I'de have a pulse oximeter ready. Those machines, are needed, and, valuable when CODE SITUATIONS OCCUR.

[parke257]

ACLS guidlines say there are no stacked shocks just 360 monphasic.

[1992peter]

Keep a pulse ox ready.

[1992peter]

Make sure, you have a pulse ox on the patient.

[1992peter]

Make sure, you have a pulse ox on the patient.