Cardiac Arrest Quiz 2

1. For competent and well-equipped institutions, which of the following innovations can be used as a modality for resuscitation in pediatric cardiac arrest patients?

2. If a shockable rhythm does not respond to defibrillation, the clinician should consider medical therapy. The medication recommended first in this circumstance is:

3. If CPR and defibrillation are ineffective, the team should administer intravenous epinephrine. At what intervals is epinephrine given?

4. Improved survival rates to hospital discharge are most common for:

5. Increased risk of sudden cardiac arrest in infants and children is likely to be observed in which of the following pediatric patients?

6. Polymorphic ventricular tachycardia that appears to twist along the isoelectric line is also known as:

7. Post-cardiac arrest care commences after which of the following conditions are met?

8. Post-cardiac arrest morbidity is most commonly associated with:

9. The absence of mechanical activity of the heart and blood circulation is known as:

10. The automated external defibrillator recommends administering a shock to a pediatric patient. The child is likely in which one of the following rhythms?