A (adjunct) - Place oropharyngeal airway
B (breathing) - place on Ventilator to assure slow ventilation rate (attach to BVM mask)
10-12 bpm, 500cc tidal volume, Fio2 100%
C (compressions) - Switch out providers q pulse check; use metronome
100-120 compressions/min
Compress to a depth between 2-2.4 inches (5-6 cm)
Allow full recoil between compressions
D - defibrillation
May be ok to shock during compressions if wearing gloves and using biphasic device
Precharge prior to pulse & rhythm check to increase overall compression time
A (advanced airway)
Use LMA (NOT ET tube - no break in compressions required)
B (advanced breathing)
Connect LMA to Ventilator
Pressure control 20, RR 10, insp rate 1.5-2s
C (advanced circulation)
Place IO instead of central line
D (differential)
Ultrasound: In Shock and Hypotension
10-12 bpm, 500cc tidal volume, Fio2 100%
100-120 compressions/min
Compress to a depth between 2-2.4 inches (5-6 cm)
Allow full recoil between compressions
May be ok to shock during compressions if wearing gloves and using biphasic device
Precharge prior to pulse & rhythm check to increase overall compression time
Use LMA (NOT ET tube - no break in compressions required)
Connect LMA to Ventilator
Pressure control 20, RR 10, insp rate 1.5-2s
Pressure control 20, RR 10, insp rate 1.5-2s
Place IO instead of central line
Ultrasound: In Shock and Hypotension
Pulseless arrest
Spinal shock
Heat syncope
Cardiogenic shock
Electrical storm
Neurogenic shock
Hemorrhagic shock
Undifferentiated shock 