Bundle for ALS/ACLS - Team Response Scenarios | Updated

This is the rhythm that the telemetry technician observed on the cardiac monitor at the central telemetry station. What is your interpretation of the rhythm on the cardiac monitor? - Sinus Bradycardia Based on the primary assessment findings, what additional actions should the team take? - 1. Ens...

Review the rhythm shown here and then decide how Dr. Ruiz should direct the team's immediate next actions. - 1. "Kirron, please continue compressions." 2. "Charmar, please charge the defibrillator." What are the team's appropriate next actions? - 1. Provide 2 minutes of CPR. 2. Obtain va...

On rapid assessment, Mr. Jenkins is responsive and his airway is patent. His body language indicates that he is experiencing retrosternal pain or discomfort. He is not visibly dyspneic, cyanotic or diaphoretic and appears to be in minimal distress. What actions should the team take as part of t...

At minimum, what initial actions should be performed within 10 minutes of Mrs. Archer's arrival at the emergency department? - 1. Conduct the primary assessment. 2. Establish cardiac monitoring. 3. Obtain a full set of vital signs. 4. Order a brain imaging study (CT or MRI). 5. Draw blood fo...

On rapid assessment, Mr. van Essen is responsive and his airway is patent. He appears pale and distressed. He is diaphoretic. Select the tools to use during the primary assessment to gather more information about Mr. van Essen's clinical condition. - 1. Pulse Oximetry 2. Cardiac Monitoring ...