Author: Fraser Magee / Editor: Fraser Magee / Reviewer: John Wilson / Code: CC1, CC2, RP3, SLO3, SLO6 / Published: 01/04/2021
A patient arrives in resus following an out of hospital cardiac arrest. He had a background of obesity and type II diabetes. There were no witnesses to the collapse but the ambulance arrived shortly afterwards after being called by bystanders.
He is self ventilating with supplemental oxygen with oxygen saturations of 96%. He has a heart rate of 70 BPM with a strong radial pulse and BP of 150/90mmHg. He is obtunded with a GCS of 11/15. His ECG on arrival shows sinus rhythm with deep (5mm) ST depression in the anterior leads.
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The following are true of outcomes following cardiac arrest except:
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The following are reliable prognostic markers in predicting outcome following cardiac arrest:
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Which of the following are priorities in the management of the post-arrest patient in the first six hours:
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