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|  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 2. | What is the compression to ventilation ratio for the pulseless patient without advanced airway? |  |\n| 3. | How often do we switch CPR compressors? |  |\n| 4. | How soon should compressions be started in the pulseless patient? How long is the pulse check? |  |\n| 5. | What is the maximum off chest time for the pulseless patient? A common error in CPR is… |  |\n| 6. | How much air do you use to ventilate your patient?\u003Cbr>What does excessive ventilation cause? |  |\n| 7. | What is the primary focus of the CPR Coach? What role can be combined with the CPR Coach? |  |\n| 8. | What is CCF? What is the CCF goal? What action affects CCF the most? What action on the monitor/defibrillator can increase CCF? |  |\n| 9. | How often can you defibrillate a patient? What rhythms can be defibrillated? |  |\n| 10. | Best way to minimize interruption in chest compressions (time off chest)? |  |\n| 11. | What is the compression rate and depth? |  |\n| 12. | Quantitative capnography be used for what 2 things? What are PETCO2 readings associated with each? |  |\n| 13. | What is a team leader’s first responsibility? |  |\n| 14. | What should you say or do ifa team member is making a mistake? |  |\n| 15. | What is the purpose of a rapid response team? |  |\n\nSection 2: Airway  \n\n| 1. | What is ventilation rate and frequency for the adult patient with a pulse? What happens to the heart rate in a patient with severe hypoxia (or resp. arrest)? |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 2. | What type of patient requires or oral pharyngeal airway (OPA)? How do you measure for correct size? |  |\n| 3. | After ROSC, what is the target PETCO2 reading? |  |\n| 4. | What is the ventilation rate on the pulseless patient after advanced airway placement? Do you pause compressions during ventilation with ETT? |  |\n| 5. | Agonal breathing may be an indication of what? |  |\n| 6. | What is the goal for stable O2 Saturations? What is the initial treatment for O2 Saturations less than 92%? |  |\n\nSection 3: Blocks and Bradycardia  \n\n| 1. | Correct treatments for all unstable bradycardias?(Including heart blocks) |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 2. | What IV infusions are recommended for unstable bradycardia? |  |\n\n\n| 3. | What is true about the PR interval in a Second degree type II block? Second degree Type 1? |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 4. | Describe the relationship between the p wave and the QRS in third-degree or complete heart block. |  |\n\nSection 4: Medications  \n\n| 1. | What is preferred medication route for a pulseless patient? 2nd choice? |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 2. | When during the CPR cycle should meds be given? |  |\n| 3. | What is the FIRST drug all pulseless patients get? Dose? Frequency? How many defibs before the first EPI? |  |\n| 4. | What are the SECOND 2 drugs that can be given for pulseless VT or VF rhythms? Dose? Frequency? |  |\n| 5. | What antiarrhythmic is recommended for polymorphic VT/torsades? |  |\n| 6. | What is the first test to order for stable patients with a new rhythm? What is the recommended treatment for stable SVT? For Unstable SVT? |  |\n| 7. | What is the recommended treatment for stable VT with a pulse? For Unstable VT with a pulse? |  |\n| 8. | What is first treatment option for ALL unstable bradycardias and blocks? |  |\n| 9. | How is closed loop communication used in medication administration during a code? |  |\n| 10. | What should you do/say if told to give the wrong dose or wrong medication? |  |\n\nSection 5: PEA/Asystole  \n\n| 1. | List the 5 H’s and 5 T’s (or PATCH 5MD) |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 2. | What is the most frequent cause of PEA/Asystole? |  |\n| 3. | Describe what PEA is. |  |\n| 4. | How do you confirm a patient is really in asystole? |  |\n| 5. | During a code of PeTCO2 reading of 8 could indicate what?\u003Cbr>What does a PeTCO2 reading that jumps to 35 during compressions indicate? |  |\n\nSection 6: Post Cardiac A","cbCaib45D0O5EU9R","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaib45D0O5EU9R","pdf",149718,"English","# Section 1: BLS\n# Section 2: Airway\n# Section 3: Blocks and Bradycardia\n# Section 4: Medications\n# Section 5: PEA/Asystole\n# Section 6: Post Cardiac Arrest Care – After ROSC\n# Section 7: Electric Therapy and Tachys\n# Section 8: ACS","[{\"question\":\"What is the CPR priority for a pulseless patient in BLS?\",\"answer\":\"The questions focus on identifying and performing the priority actions for a pulseless patient, including rapid initiation of compressions and maintaining effective CPR while minimizing interruptions.\"},{\"question\":\"How are ventilation and compression managed during CPR, including after advanced airway placement?\",\"answer\":\"The Airway section asks for adult ventilation rates and how the approach changes with an advanced airway, including whether compressions are paused during ventilation with an ETT.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the key post-ROSC priorities and targets after ROSC?\",\"answer\":\"The Post Cardiac Arrest Care section targets initial treatment priorities, immediate assessments, blood pressure targets, temperature management, and risk from excessive ventilation/over-oxygenation.\"}]","2022 AHA ACLS Review Questions - Section 1: BLS | PDF"]