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Readiness for CPR and/or defibrillation  \n􀀹 Obtain 12-Lead ECG; (STEMI) ST elevation should be reported to the receiving facility  \n􀀹 Medications to give: Aspirin, Oxygen, SL Nitroglycerine and Morphine  \n􀀹 Hospital should prepare to respond to STEMI  \nMust be performed immediately  \nMust be performed in less than 10 minutes  \nImmediate ED Assessment & Treatment:  \n 12 Lead ECG (if not done pre-hospital)  \n Obtain vital signs; O2 sat  \n Oxygen if O2 sat \u003C 90%; 4L then titrate  \n Establish IV & give Morphine if needed  \n Provide Aspirin 162-325 mg  \n Provide nitroglycerine sublingual or spray  \n Provide nitroglycerine sublingual or spray  \n Perform brief, targeted hx. & physical exam obtain  \n Review fibrinolytic checklist. Check contraindications  \n Obtain cardiac marker levels, electrolyte, and coagulation tests.  \nPortable chest x-ray (\u003C30 min. )  \nStart adjunctive therapies (as indicated)  \nDo not delay reperfusion therapy  \nOnset of Symptoms ≤ 12 hrs  \nReperfusion goals:  \n􀂉 Goal for stent placement or balloon inflation should be ≤ 90 minutes of first contact  \n􀂉 Goal for fibrinolysis should be 30 minutes  \n© 2022 Jeffery Media Productions","cbCaiv9fzsigK6tZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv9fzsigK6tZ","pdf",129748,"English","# EMS and Prehospital Care\n## Initial Monitoring and Support\n# Immediate ED Assessment and Treatment\n## Diagnostic Procedures\n## Medication Administration\n# Reperfusion Goals\n## Time Benchmarks for Stenting and Fibrinolysis","[{\"question\":\"What is the initial goal for ECG acquisition in the emergency department?\",\"answer\":\"The initial 12-lead ECG should be performed as soon as possible, with a goal of completion within 10 minutes of patient arrival or initial contact.\"},{\"question\":\"What medications are typically administered during the initial phase of ACS treatment?\",\"answer\":\"Patients generally receive aspirin (162-325 mg), supplemental oxygen (if saturation is less than 90%), sublingual or spray nitroglycerine, and morphine if deemed necessary for pain control.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the standard reperfusion time goals for ACS patients?\",\"answer\":\"The goal for stent placement or balloon inflation (PCI) should be within 90 minutes of first contact, while the goal for fibrinolysis administration is 30 minutes.\"}]","AHA ACLS Acute Coronary Syndrome Algorithm - Prehospital and Emergency Treatment | PDF",1790196748]