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The latest guidelines for CPR call for continuous at 100-120min and at least 2" deep. Once intubated, the compressions are continuous and the ventilating team member provides a breath each 6 seconds. To effectively accomplish this, the team should: a. Have compressions done by male technicians only b. Provide team members with leather gloves for compressions c. Change compressors about every 2 minutes d. Have the ventilation and compression members rest every 5 minutes - c. Change compressors about every 2 minutes Tracheal intubation has just been attempted for a victim of respiratory arrest. During bag valve ventilation, you have difficulty auscultating lung sounds and the end tidal CO2 (Pet CO2) reading is "0". Which of the following is the most likely explanation for these findings? a. Esophageal Intubation b. Intubation of the left main bronchus c. Intubation of the right main bronchus d. Bilateral tension pneumothorax - a. Esophageal Intubation An initial pulse check or a pulse check between 2 minute cycles of CPR should take no longer than a. 60 seconds b. 2 minutes c. 10 seconds d. There is no limit - c. 10 seconds Fibrinolytics may be used to clear blockage in an ischemic stroke. The patient must have continual neurological assessments, ruled out non stroke causes and a CT scan showing no bleeding. The key is the symptoms must have STARTED less than?