ecg & cardiac arrest

ECG &Cardiac Arrest

CARDIAC ARRESTCPR AHA Changes.

ABC CAB (Begin first cycle) C “Approximately” AT LEAST 100/min Depth ~1.5 – 2” AT LEAST 2” Look, listen, feel Unresponsive,

Abnormal B. Untrained? Hands-Only CPR Cricoid Compression Not

Recommended.

ARRHYTHMIAS

TACHYCARDIAS

1. ST (r)

2. A. FIB. (i)

3. A. FLU. (r)

4. WPW5. TSVP

(r)6. JT

(r)7. MFAT

(i)

8. TV MONOM. (r)9. TV POLIM. (i)10. TDP (i)11. VF

(i)BRADYCARDIAS

12. SB13. AV BLOCKS

- 1°- 2° MI- 2° MII- 3°

14. HBB BLOCKS15. TC Pacing.

CA RHYTHMS

16. VENTRICULAR FIBRILATION

17. PULSELESS VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA

18. PULSELESS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY

19. ASYSTOLE

CARDIAC ARRESTCardioversion vs. Defibrillation

CV: (Synchronized) Supraventricular

Tachycardias (AF, Af) Stable Monomorphic VT

D: (Unsynchronized) Polimorphic VT VF

BLS

ACLS

TACHYCARDIASRhythmic Algorithm

NARROW COMPLEXTachycardias

STABLE VENT.Tachycardias

BRADYCARDIAS

ECG &Acute Coronary Syndromes

ECG &Acute Coronary Syndromes (ACS)

ECG Findings (Progression in time)

ACS EMERGENCY

ECG & ACS

ECG & ACS

ECG & ACS

ECG & ACS

ECG & ACS

AHA & ACS EMERGENCY