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FM/BG-201 · v2.00
Recommended process for treating cardiac arrest with an AED(-X)
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- FM/BG-201
- Kind
- Guide
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- v2.00 2yrs ago
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- MSP Korean Falcon 30 Dec 2023
- Last material change
- v4.00 Change the process to account for the introduction of different cardiac rythms
No words changed between v1.01 and v2.00.
v1.01
When utilising an AED or AED-X for resuscitation purposes, follow the following procedure:
1. Shock
2. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer epinephrine
3. Shock
4. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer amiodarone
5. Shock
6. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer lidocaine
7. Shock
If, by step 7, the patient's heart rate has not returned, do not administer any further heart rate medicines at this point.
This process is stopped as soon as a continuous heart rate is detected.
v2.00
When utilising an AED or AED-X for resuscitation purposes, follow the following procedure:
1. Shock
2. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer epinephrine
3. Shock
4. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer amiodarone
5. Shock
6. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer lidocaine
7. Shock
If, by step 7, the patient's heart rate has not returned, do not administer any further heart rate medicines at this point.
This process is stopped as soon as a continuous heart rate is detected.
When utilising an AED or AED-X for resuscitation purposes, follow the following procedure:
1. Shock
2. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer epinephrine
3. Shock
4. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer amiodarone
5. Shock
6. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer lidocaine
7. Shock
If, by step 7, the patient's heart rate has not returned, do not administer any further heart rate medicines at this point.
This process is stopped as soon as a continuous heart rate is detected.
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