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Management ofManagement ofcardiac arrestcardiac arrest

Ali Asgari, MD, PGY2Ali Asgari, MD, PGY2

2005 American Heart Association2005 American Heart Association

www.circulationaha.orgwww.circulationaha.org

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ARRESTARREST

Unresponse patientUnresponse patient

A B C

LookLookListenListenFeelFeel

Check pulseCheck pulseCheck leadsCheck leads

22 rescuerescuebreathingbreathing

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BreathingBreathing

Adults >>> gasping = No breathingAdults >>> gasping = No breathing

Ped >>> grunting & tachypnea = breathingPed >>> grunting & tachypnea = breathing

Recommended maneuver for advanced healthcare provider : Jaw thrust

TV = 6-7 cc/kgIns. Time = 1 sec

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circulationcirculation

Check pulse:

radial, brachial, femoral, carotid

Which finger?

2 nd , 3rd

Max. time?

check breathing & pulse , max 10 s.

In hypothermia ->->-> 35 s.

why?

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startstartThe patientThe patient

Not monitored MonitoredNot monitored Monitored

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Start CPR Start CPR ((with with

BLSBLS)) A B CA B C

Airway BreAirway Breathing Circulationathing Circulation

Jaw thrust 2 rescue B. Chest compJaw thrust 2 rescue B. Chest comp..

Attach defibrillator as soon as Attach defibrillator as soon aspossiblepossible

A B CA B C

Airway BreAirway Breathing Circulationathing Circulation

Jaw thrust 2 rescue B. Chest compJaw thrust 2 rescue B. Chest comp..

Attach defibrillator as soon as Attach defibrillator as soon as possiblepossible

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Breathing (BLS)Breathing (BLS)

Bag- mask ventilationBag- mask ventilation

C.T.V. ratioC.T.V. ratio

11 rescuer 2 rescuerrescuer 2 rescuer

Adult < 8 yrAdult < 8 yr..

3030 : : 22 30:230:2 15:215:2

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Breathing (ACLS)Breathing (ACLS)

Advanced airwayAdvanced airway

ET intubationET intubation LMALMA

Combi tubeCombi tube

RR = 8-10 asyncRR = 8-10 asyncVolume = 6-7 cc/kg max. 500-600ccVolume = 6-7 cc/kg max. 500-600ccIns. Time = 1 secIns. Time = 1 secCompress 1lit bag: half wayCompress 1lit bag: half way

22 lit bag: 1/3 waylit bag: 1/3 way

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DON’T DON’T INTERRUPTINTERRUPT

CHEST CHESTCOMPRESSIOCOMPRESSIO

NN

DON’T DON’T INTERRUPTINTERRUPT

CHEST CHEST COMPRESSIOCOMPRESSIO

NN

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Chest compChest comp..

Rate = 100Rate = 100Without interruptionWithout interruption

Change hand Q 2 min / max. 5sec Change hand Q 2 min / max. 5sec delaydelay

Push hard, Push fastPush hard, Push fastAllow to enough chest recoilAllow to enough chest recoil

Compress 3-5 cm in adultCompress 3-5 cm in adult 1/31/3 to ½ depth of chest in childrento ½ depth of chest in children

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Advanced life supportAdvanced life supportAdvanced life supportAdvanced life support

A B CA B CA B CA B C

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Defibrillator attachedDefibrillator attachedCCHHEESSTTCCOOMMpp

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Check rhythmCheck rhythm

VT , VFVT , VF PEA, Asystole

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RhythmRhythm

Shockable Shockable NonshockableNonshockable

VF AsystoleVF Asystole

Pulseless VT PEAPulseless VT PEA

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Shockable rhythmShockable rhythm

VF, Pulseless VTVF, Pulseless VT

Witnessed, early mins LateWitnessed, early mins Late

22 rescue breath 2 rescue rescue breath 2 rescue breathbreath

First shock 2min chest First shock 2min chest copmcopm..

then shockthen shock

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ShockShock? ?

Monophasic 360 J / at beginningMonophasic 360 J / at beginning

Biphasic 120 J / then 200 JBiphasic 120 J / then 200 J

Children first 2 J/kg then 4 J/kgChildren first 2 J/kg then 4 J/kg

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00 - -shockshock

chest compchest comp

check rhythmcheck rhythm

22 - -shockshock

chest comp. chest comp. 1 mg1 mg EpinephrineEpinephrine

check rhythmcheck rhythm

44 - -shockshock

chest comp, chest comp, AmiodaroneAmiodarone 300 mg300 mg

check rhythmcheck rhythm

66 - -shockshock

chest comp, Epichest comp, Epi

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Do not check Do not check pulse untilpulse until

The rhythm The rhythm changedchanged

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88 - -shockshock chest compchest comp..

check rhythmcheck rhythm1010 - -shockshock

chest comp, Epichest comp, Epi check rhythmcheck rhythm

1212 - -shockshock chest compchest comp..

check rhythmcheck rhythm1414 - -shockshock

chest comp. Epichest comp. Epi check rhythmcheck rhythm

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1616 - -shockshock

chest comp, chest comp, Amiodarone 150 mgAmiodarone 150 mg

check rhythmcheck rhythm

1818 - -shockshock

chest comp, Epichest comp, Epi

check rhythmcheck rhythm

2020 - -shockshock

chest compchest comp. .

: :

: :

: :

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DrugsDrugsAntiarrhythmicsAntiarrhythmics::

Amiodarone Amiodarone : 300 mg first dose: 300 mg first dose

if needed after 15-20 min, 150 mgif needed after 15-20 min, 150 mg

max, 450 mgmax, 450 mg

LidocaineLidocaine : 1.5 mg/kg first dose : 1.5 mg/kg first dose

if needed Q 10 min--- 0.75 mg/kgif needed Q 10 min--- 0.75 mg/kg

for 2 doses max. 3 mg/kgfor 2 doses max. 3 mg/kg

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Nonshockable rhythmNonshockable rhythm

after initial assessmentafter initial assessment 00 - -chest compchest comp check rhythmcheck rhythm

22 - -chest comp, chest comp, Atropine 1mg, Epi 1mgAtropine 1mg, Epi 1mg check rhythmcheck rhythm

44 - -chest compchest comp check rhythmcheck rhythm

ShockShock

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66 - -chest comp, Atropine 1mg, Epi 1mgchest comp, Atropine 1mg, Epi 1mg

check rhythmcheck rhythm

88 - -chest compchest comp

check rhythmcheck rhythm

1010 - -chest comp, Atropine 1mg, Epi 1mgchest comp, Atropine 1mg, Epi 1mg

check rhythmcheck rhythm

1212 - -chest compchest comp

check rhythmcheck rhythm

1414 - -chest comp, Atropine 1mg, Epi 1mgchest comp, Atropine 1mg, Epi 1mg

check rhythmcheck rhythm

1616.………………………………………….…………………………………………

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VasopressorsVasopressors

Epinephrine hydrochlorideEpinephrine hydrochloride: : S & NS rhythmsS & NS rhythms

11 mg- IV, IO, ETmg- IV, IO, ET

Q 3-5 min/ cont to ENDQ 3-5 min/ cont to END

AtropineAtropine: Only : Only asystole & PEA with HR<60asystole & PEA with HR<60

11 mg- IV, IO, ETmg- IV, IO, ET

Q 3-5 min Q 3-5 min max. 3 mgmax. 3 mg

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Drug routDrug rout

As a lawAs a law::

Drugs injections in CPR must beDrugs injections in CPR must be::

PUSHPUSHETT administrationETT administration::

22 - - 2.52.5 times as IV dosestimes as IV doses

plusplus

5-105-10 ml distilled waterml distilled water

As a lawAs a law::

Drugs injections in CPR must beDrugs injections in CPR must be::

PUSHPUSHETT administrationETT administration::

22 - - 2.52.5 times as IV dosestimes as IV doses

plusplus

5-105-10 ml distilled waterml distilled water

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Chest Chest compcomp

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Prolonged CPRProlonged CPRProlonged CPRProlonged CPR

HypothermiaHypothermia

ToxicityToxicity

DrowningDrowning

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