ALS - RESUS COUNCIL UK (RCUK) EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST
UPDATE!!!!
Chain of survival - (ANSWER)early recognition, early CPR, early Defibrillation, post resuscitation care
defibrillation time frame and survival rate, minute delay survival rate - (ANSWER)within 3-5 mins,
survival 50-70 %
each minute of delay reduces survival by 10%
what is included in quality post-resus (ROSC) care - (ANSWER)assess with AtoE
SpO2 94-98%
nomal PaCO2
12 lead ECG
identify and treat cause
temperature control
what are the shockable rhythms - (ANSWER)VF
pulseless VT
nonshockable rhythms - (ANSWER)PEA and asystole
4 H's- and ways to assess - (ANSWER)hypoxia - sats/ABG
hypovolaemia - BP
hypo/hyperkalaemia - ABG
hypo/hyperthermia - T
4 T's - and ways to assess - (ANSWER)Thromboembolic - (ECG/CTH)
Tension pneumothorax - trancheal deviation, USS, JVP
Tamponade - bedside ECHO
,ALS - RESUS COUNCIL UK (RCUK) EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST
UPDATE!!!!
Toxins - screen/hx
In ALS adrenaline is given when - (ANSWER)every 3-5mins (every other shock)
in ALS amiodarone is given when - (ANSWER)every 3 shocks
how are outcomes from cardiac arrest improved - (ANSWER)evidence based guidelines
quality standards
measuring patient outcomes - NCAA, ICNARC
safety incident reporting
non-technical resus skills + definition - (ANSWER)- cognitive/social/personal skills contributing to safe
and efficient performance
situational awareness
decision making
team working and leadership
task management
percentage of in hospital CA's that are predictable
what signs - (ANSWER)80%
hypoxia and hypotension
most common arrest rhythm and survival rate - (ANSWER)non-shockble (PEA/Asystole)
14&
chain of prevention - (ANSWER)Education
,ALS - RESUS COUNCIL UK (RCUK) EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST
UPDATE!!!!
Monitoring
Recognition
Call for help
Response
physiology signs acceptable to met call - (ANSWER)airway threatened
RR arrest >36 <5
CArrest, HR>140 <40, SBP<90
GCS drop >2, sudden LOC, seizures repeated or prolonged
Airway deterioration/CA causes - (ANSWER)complete/partial obstruction
blood/vomit/FB
trauma
epiglottits
pharyngreal swelling - infection/odema
bronchospasm
bronchial secretion
blocked trachy
laryngospasm
CNS depression (head injury/intracerebral disease, hypercapnia, depressant metabolic disorder (e.g.
DM), drugs, alcohol
, ALS - RESUS COUNCIL UK (RCUK) EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST
UPDATE!!!!
signs of airway obsturction - (ANSWER)breathing difficulty choking,
accessory muscles
noisy
(silent if complete)
abdominal breathing
treatment of airway compromise - (ANSWER)suction
positioning including recoveru
adjuncts
O2
?NG to aspirate stomach
causes of breathing deterioration - (ANSWER)resp drive - CNS depression
resp effort - muscular fatigue, asthma, spinal cord lesion, cervical damage, GBS, MG, MS, chronic
disease, fracture
lung disorder - pneu/haemothorax / tension, infection, aspiration, COPD, asthma, PE, contusion, ARDS,
oedema
signs of breathing distress - (ANSWER)SOB
hypoxic//hypercapnic
increased RR/decreaserd RR
cyanosis
iritability or fatigue or confusion
ABG + pulseox
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST
UPDATE!!!!
Chain of survival - (ANSWER)early recognition, early CPR, early Defibrillation, post resuscitation care
defibrillation time frame and survival rate, minute delay survival rate - (ANSWER)within 3-5 mins,
survival 50-70 %
each minute of delay reduces survival by 10%
what is included in quality post-resus (ROSC) care - (ANSWER)assess with AtoE
SpO2 94-98%
nomal PaCO2
12 lead ECG
identify and treat cause
temperature control
what are the shockable rhythms - (ANSWER)VF
pulseless VT
nonshockable rhythms - (ANSWER)PEA and asystole
4 H's- and ways to assess - (ANSWER)hypoxia - sats/ABG
hypovolaemia - BP
hypo/hyperkalaemia - ABG
hypo/hyperthermia - T
4 T's - and ways to assess - (ANSWER)Thromboembolic - (ECG/CTH)
Tension pneumothorax - trancheal deviation, USS, JVP
Tamponade - bedside ECHO
,ALS - RESUS COUNCIL UK (RCUK) EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST
UPDATE!!!!
Toxins - screen/hx
In ALS adrenaline is given when - (ANSWER)every 3-5mins (every other shock)
in ALS amiodarone is given when - (ANSWER)every 3 shocks
how are outcomes from cardiac arrest improved - (ANSWER)evidence based guidelines
quality standards
measuring patient outcomes - NCAA, ICNARC
safety incident reporting
non-technical resus skills + definition - (ANSWER)- cognitive/social/personal skills contributing to safe
and efficient performance
situational awareness
decision making
team working and leadership
task management
percentage of in hospital CA's that are predictable
what signs - (ANSWER)80%
hypoxia and hypotension
most common arrest rhythm and survival rate - (ANSWER)non-shockble (PEA/Asystole)
14&
chain of prevention - (ANSWER)Education
,ALS - RESUS COUNCIL UK (RCUK) EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST
UPDATE!!!!
Monitoring
Recognition
Call for help
Response
physiology signs acceptable to met call - (ANSWER)airway threatened
RR arrest >36 <5
CArrest, HR>140 <40, SBP<90
GCS drop >2, sudden LOC, seizures repeated or prolonged
Airway deterioration/CA causes - (ANSWER)complete/partial obstruction
blood/vomit/FB
trauma
epiglottits
pharyngreal swelling - infection/odema
bronchospasm
bronchial secretion
blocked trachy
laryngospasm
CNS depression (head injury/intracerebral disease, hypercapnia, depressant metabolic disorder (e.g.
DM), drugs, alcohol
, ALS - RESUS COUNCIL UK (RCUK) EXAM WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST
UPDATE!!!!
signs of airway obsturction - (ANSWER)breathing difficulty choking,
accessory muscles
noisy
(silent if complete)
abdominal breathing
treatment of airway compromise - (ANSWER)suction
positioning including recoveru
adjuncts
O2
?NG to aspirate stomach
causes of breathing deterioration - (ANSWER)resp drive - CNS depression
resp effort - muscular fatigue, asthma, spinal cord lesion, cervical damage, GBS, MG, MS, chronic
disease, fracture
lung disorder - pneu/haemothorax / tension, infection, aspiration, COPD, asthma, PE, contusion, ARDS,
oedema
signs of breathing distress - (ANSWER)SOB
hypoxic//hypercapnic
increased RR/decreaserd RR
cyanosis
iritability or fatigue or confusion
ABG + pulseox
