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Tx: Post ROSC Pt. unresponsive and apenic - (ANSWER)ABC, ventilate, support BP, and obtain 12 lead

*treat rhythm with correct med



brady regular R-R and greater ratios of P waves to QRS - (ANSWER)third degree



low BP, low HR (unstable) treatment - (ANSWER)Atropine then pacing

(won't be effective in high degree blocks)



confusion, slurred speech, and decreased right arm movement, and hypertension, with A fib you would
suspect - (ANSWER)Stroke, cerebral occlusion (Afib more likely of clotting)



PEA can be any rhythm but - (ANSWER)V tach



treatment for Pt. in PEA - (ANSWER)CPR and EPI



irregular rhythm, more P waves than QRS, PR interval increasing - (ANSWER)Second degree type I



EPI in cardiac arrest main purpose - (ANSWER)vasoconstriction for cerebral and coronary perfusion



Digoxin - (ANSWER)digitals prep - slows heart increase pump



thromboxane A2 - (ANSWER)Mediates platelet function



when assessing sinus tach, symptoms are uncommon at a rate of less than - (ANSWER)150



inverted P wave, rate at 90, QRS consistently at .16ms - (ANSWER)accelerated junctional with ventricular
aberrancy (aberrant is abnormal ie. bundle branch block)



ACS pt with dyspnea most likely from - (ANSWER)pulmonary congestion

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