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FM/BG-201 · v3.03

Recommended process for treating cardiac arrest with an AED(-X)

Code
FM/BG-201
Kind
Guide
Version
v3.03 2yrs ago
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829
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Published by
LtCol James 23 Feb 2024
Last material change
v4.00 Change the process to account for the introduction of different cardiac rythms

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Recommended process for treating cardiac arrest with an AED(-X)

When utilising an AED or AED-X for resuscitation purposes, it is advised to follow the following procedure: 

  1. Place AED(-X) pads on the patient's chest
  2. Connect Vitals Monitor to one of the patient's hands
  3. Shock using the AED
  4. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer epinephrine Use epinephrine to manage the cardiac rhythm FM/BS-220
  5. Shock using the AED
  6. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer amiodarone Use amiodarone to manage the cardiac rhythm FM/BS-221
  7. Shock using the AED
  8. If patient's heart rate is not returning, administer lidocaine Use lidocaine to manage the cardiac rhythm FM/BS-222
  9. Shock using the AED

If by step 9 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.