What are the only two interventions that actually make a difference in cardiac arrest?

• Epi and BVM Ventilation
• BVM Ventilation and Defibrillation
• Chest Compressions and Oxygen
• Defibrillation and Chest Compressions

What is the maximum permissible length for interruptions in chest compressions?

• 5 seconds
• 10 seconds
• 15 seconds
• 20 seconds

When communicating during a code, what form of communication is most effective?

• Open-ended Communication
• Closed Loop Communication
• Focused Communication
• Responsive Communication

What is this rhythm?

• VTach
• Polymorphic VTach
• VFib
• AFib

For a witnessed cardiac arrest with a shockable rhythm, administer the first defib shock:

• After two minutes of CPR
• As soon as possible
• After IV access has been established
• After the first rhythm check

What should we do immediately after delivering a shock?

• Quick pulse check
• Quick rhythm check
• Immediately resume CPR
• Check for a perfusing rhythm

What is this rhythm?

• Rapid AFib
• Sinus Tachycardia
• VTach
• SVT

For patients in VFib or pulseless VTach, the first and second doses of amiodarone are:

• 300 mg and 150 mg
• 100 mg & 200 mg
• 6 mg & 12 mg
• 300 mg & 300 mg

What is this rhythm?

• Sinus Rhythm

• IVR

• Sinus Bradycardia

• Sinus Arrythmia

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS1-3

The correct initial dose of atropine for bradycardic patients is:

• 1 mg
• 6 mg
• 300 mg
• 0.5 mg