Life on the Line: PEA and EKG Triggers
Imagine your patient presents with no pulse. You begin CPR and hook the patient up to your heart rate monitor. The ECG
Imagine your patient presents with no pulse. You begin CPR and hook the patient up to your heart rate monitor. The ECG
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Sudden cardiac arrest occurs when an irregular heart rhythm leads to a loss of all heart activity. Sudden cardiac arrest requires immediate
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Feel the rhythm – and save a life. When administering CPR, it’s important to perform chest compressions at the right rate. Timing
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You’ve seen it depicted on TV shows––a first responder or a valiant bystander rushes to place their mouth over an unconscious victim’s