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Question #: 30
Topic #: 2
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A 64-year-old female has just collapsed in cardiac arrest. You are alone. After your initial assessment, you should give two ventilations, then:

  • A. Analyze the rhythm, and deliver a shock if indicated.
  • B. Begin chest compressions for one minute.
  • C. Analyze the rhythm, and begin chest compressions.
  • D. Call medical control, and begin chest compressions.
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Suggested Answer: C 🗳️
While there is limited information that people in extended periods of cardiac arrest may benefit from CPR before defibrillation, overwhelming information indicates that defibrillating very early in a "fresh" arrest situation will provide the best opportunity for correcting the most common cause of cardiac arrest—ventricular fibrillation.

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musicman007
1 year ago
We aren’t taught in school how to analogue rhythms as an EMT -B
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Tio97
2 years, 2 months ago
the answer is A While there is limited information that people in extended periods of cardiac arrest may benefit from CPR before defibrillation, overwhelming information indicates that defibrillating very early in a “fresh” arrest situation will provide the best opportunity for correcting the most common cause of cardiac arrest—ventricular fibrillation. Explore more questions
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