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It compiles core emergency and resuscitation concepts such as ACLS, BLS, CPR, AED, defibrillation, OHCA, EMS/ED, and outcome measures like CPC score and ROSC. 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ACLS advanced cardiac life support  \n2. ACS acute coronary syndrome  \n3. AED automated external defibrillator  \n4. AHA American Heart Association  \n5. ALS advanced life support  \n6. AMI acute myocardial infarction  \n7. BLS basic life support  \n8. CAC cardiac arrest center  \n9. CARES Cardiac Arrest Registry to Enhance Survival  \n10. CCC clinical coordinating center  \n11. CO2 carbon monoxide  \n12. CPC cerebral performance category  \n13. CPR cardiopulmonary resuscitation  \n14. CQI continuous quality improvement  \n15. DAPCR dispatch assisted cardiopulmonary resuscitation  \n16. DCC data coordinating center  \n17. DCRI Duke Clinical Research Institute  \n18. DNR do not resuscitate  \n19. DSD double sequence defibrillation  \n20. DSMB data safety monitoring board  \n21. ECC emergency cardiovascular care  \n22. ECG electrocardiogram  \n23. ED emergency department  \n24. EMD emergency medical dispatch  \n25. EMS emergency medical service  \n26. EMT emergency medical technician  \n27. ERC European Resuscitation Council  \n28. HP CPR high performance cardiopulmonary resuscitation  \n29. i.o. intraosseous  \n30. i.v. intravenous  \n31. ICCA incident command for cardiac arrest  \n32. ILCOR International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation  \n33. IOM Institute of Medicine  \n34. NC North Carolina  \n35. NHLBI National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute  \n36. NIH National Institute of Health  \n37. OHCA out of hospital cardiac arrest  \n38. PAD public access defibrillation  \n39. PEA pulseless electrical activity  \n40. PPCI primary percutaneous coronary intervention  \n41. PSAP public safety answering point  \n42. QI quality improvement  \n43. QOL quality of life  \n44. RACE-CARS RAndomized Cluster Evaluation of Cardiac ARrest Systems  \n45. RCT randomized clinical trial  \n46. RE-AIM reach, effectiveness, adoption, implementation, maintainance  \n47. ROSC return of spontaneous circulation  \n48. SCA sudden cardiac arrest  \n49. SCD sudden cardiac death  \n50. SF-36 short form health survey  \n51. SOC system of care  \n52. STEMI ST-elevating myocardial infarction  \n53. T-CPR telephone assisted cardiopulmonary resuscitation  \n54. TFCPR team focused cardiopulmonary resuscitation  \n55. VF ventricular fibrillation  \n56. VT ventricular tachycardia  \n57. YMCA Young Men’s Christian Association  \nDefinitions  \n1. Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS): a set of clinical algorithms for the urgent management of cardiac arrest. Compared to basic life support (BLS) which can be undertaken by basically everybody, ACLS includes more “advanced” techniques such as ECG interpretation, drug treatment, intubation, and more and is mostly intended to be used by health care professionals.  \n2. Asystole: cardiac standstill manifested by a “flat line” ECG rhythm and absence of a pulse. It represents, together with pulseless electrical activity (PEA), one of the “non-shockable rhythms”.  \n3. Automated External Defibrillator (AED): a device designed for use by untrained or briefly trained laypersons for automatic analysis of heart rhythm and defibrillation of a person in cardiac arrest.  \n4. Bystander CPR: Resuscitation attempts by any person, untrained or briefly trained, witnessing a cardiac arrest.  \n5. Cardiac Arrest: The sudden loss of blood flow resulting from failure of the heart to pump effectively. If untreated, it will result in the death of the person.  \n6. Cardiac arrest center: Dedicated hospitals for the admission of cardiac arrest survivors or patients undergoing CPR attempts that offer a certain procedures / diagnostics 24/7 .  \n7. Cardiac Arrest Registry to Enhance Survival (CARES) Registry: a national registry of cardiac arrest care and outcome supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and maintained at Emory University. [http://www.cdc.gov/dhdsp/cares.htm](http://www.cdc.gov/dhdsp/cares.htm)  \n8. Cardiopulmonary Resucitation (CPR): an emergency procedure involving manual chest  \ncom","cbCaijw8YKIzIBqI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijw8YKIzIBqI","pdf",617237,"English","# Acronyms Page\n## Definitions","[{\"question\":\"What does ACLS mean in the glossary?\",\"answer\":\"ACLS stands for advanced cardiac life support, described as a set of clinical algorithms for urgent cardiac arrest management, typically used by healthcare professionals.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the definition of Cardiac Arrest?\",\"answer\":\"Cardiac arrest is the sudden loss of blood flow caused by the heart failing to pump effectively, leading to death if untreated.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the glossary define CPC-score and its outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"CPC-score is used to assess neurologic function after cardiac arrest; a good outcome is commonly defined as CPC 1 or 2, while CPC 3–5 indicates poor outcomes such as severe disability, persistent vegetative state, or death.\"}]","RACE-CARS Glossary - Acronyms Page - Definitions | PDF",1790145275,15]