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PALS Post-Cardiac Arrest Checklist

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Checklist at a Glance

Using this checklist allows the team to:

  • Manage the child’s airway, oxygenation, and ventilation.
  • Monitor the child’s hemodynamic status.
  • Monitor the child’s neurological status.
  • Provide sedation when needed.
  • Utilize targeted temperature management as a tool.
  • Monitor labs.
  • Develop a prognosis based on the child’s condition.



Goals for the Post-Cardiac Arrest Checklist

The provider will:

  • Understand the elements that are critical for successful management of the child following cardiac arrest.
  • Have a convenient list for documenting those items that must occur for the best possible outcome following cardiac arrest.

PALS Post-Cardiac Arrest Checklist Explained

This checklist will guide the team to understand care for the child following cardiac arrest.

“PALS post cardiac a rrest checklist outlines steps to manage child.”

The PALS post-cardiac arrest checklist outlines the steps to efficiently manage a child after a cardiac arrest.

“Oxygenation monitoring is component of PALS post cardiac arrest checklist.”

Oxygenation monitoring is one component of the PALS post-cardiac arrest checklist.

“Brain imaging following a cardiac arrest.”

Brain imaging assesses prognosis following a cardiac arrest.

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