Survival after prehospital cardiac arrest in a consecutive sample of patients

Survival after prehospital cardiac arrest in a consecutive sample of patients

PO22 PO21 SURVIVAL AFTER PREHOSPITAL CARDIAC CONSECUTIVE SAMPLE OF PATIENTS ARREST IN A Cardiac Rrrest. PO23 Pre-Hospital Care. PO24 EARLY DEF...

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PO21 SURVIVAL AFTER PREHOSPITAL CARDIAC CONSECUTIVE SAMPLE OF PATIENTS

ARREST

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Cardiac Rrrest.

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Pre-Hospital

Care.

PO24 EARLY DEFIBRILLATION IN THE HOSPITAL BY STAFF NURSES (RN-Ds) USING AUTGMATED EKTERNAL DEFIBRILLATORS: TRAINING AND RETENTION ISSUES W. KAYE*, M. E. MANCINI, K. K. GIULIAN(r. D. M. NAGID. C. A. MARLfiR. N. RICHARDS*. S. SAWYER-SILVA*. Bmwn Univasity-Thz Miriam Hoapiul*, 164 Summit Ave. Rovidcacc. RI and Parkland Memorial Hospital. 5201 Harry Hines Blvd. DalIas. TX

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.Amxica,, Heart Awcciation (AHA) has dmncd early &fibriIIadon by basic first res ndm 18 dw standard of care. Survival following ventricul~ inverse p” y pmpordonaI to the duration of VP. A two-year review of in The Mriam Ho iul documented a &lay of five or more minurca of tic arrest and $ c fusl defihrilIuion following dte lnivll of du

t&b& All nursing staff (akeady trained in basic life support)) on thra medical-surgieaI units in each of ” hospinIs were uaincd UI w ABDs in a two how training pmgmm which foIIowed AHA gwdeIines. Emphasized wu hmds-ca pm&c of VFIABD tigorithm (recogniz arrest; get, attach, activate ABD: defibrillate: ICLSSCM;t-me minute of CPR if unsnccersful: reassess and reactivate Au), etc.). perfw was tested u end of initial training and I-3. M and 7-9 mondw Iam. Suisfactory pctforman.x was ddiied as delivery of fimt AED shock within 2 minutes of recognition of am% @his incIudss M rsonds for recognition. gcning and turning on AED plus the ABA standard of 90 soxds hctwen tuning o” ABD and fin shock). lkwk We tined arthccndofinitillmin’ momhsand240f27u7

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smcdard ?f we, RN-D programs shotdd be wideIy implemented in ail hoqdula. The next step is to dstermmc whether AU) we by RN-Ds as tint nsponda, actually shortens dte time L the fra detibri11ati0n.