Advanced Life Support Shockable and Non Shockable Rhythms.

[@efsus25]

watching this many times in preparation for my annual ALS competency,thanks for the efforts you spent for this

[@julieayoub3362]

Think a slight correction (at 10:26) is required to the 4 Hs and 4Ts...according to the ARC 'ANZCOR Guideline 11.2 - Protocols for Adult Advanced Life Support' 2018: "4 Hs and 4 Ts are a simple reminder of conditions that may precipitate cardiac arrest or decrease the chances of successful resuscitation. These conditions should be sought and, if present, corrected in every case [Class A; Expert consensus opinion]. • Hypoxaemia • Hypovolaemia • Hyper/hypokalaemia & metabolic disorders • Hypo/hyperthermia • Tension pneumothorax • Tamponade • Toxins / poisons / drugs • Thrombosis-pulmonary / coronary"

[@CEWDICU]

Yeah, there is a typo at 10:26. The video is about 10 years old now. I should retire it. The eLearning in the link in the description is more modern though. Love to hear your thoughts on that if you can find the time. Also thanks for the comment.

[@CEWDICU]

Hello, your right that both rhythms don't have a pulse, but the management of them is different. On the whole pulseless VT responds well to defibrillation while PEA's do not. Also defibrillation at the wrong time (part of the cardiac rhythm) during some non shockable rhythms can complicate management further. There are a couple of other management differences as well. Regardless of the (pulseless) rhythm, CPR is required. Hope that answers your question.

[@kemmy781]

very good video, thank you. Couldn't find anything similar on youtube

[@HafizahHoshni]

thank you so much! 11/7/2022

[@kemmy781]

Thank you for this video, it's very very very good!

[@uriy1970]

Thanks a lot for this video! Awesome!

[@beauty00MD]

Thanks so much for sharing this.

[@TinkerBell052]

I see... Thank you! i'm glad I watched ur video!

[@HuyPham-sc3uk]

very well presentation

[@doczak69]

Thank You!!!, very well explained

[@House.H]

Great video, thank you very much

[@fidgetin]

fantastic video :D thank you

[@TinkerBell052]

What's the difference between pulseless VT and PEA? aren't those both rhythms without pulse?

[@Drsallyhamoly]

very good and helpful thank you so

[@TheZuluman7]

great stuff thanks for sharing

[@PacMany7]

and they say rocket science was hard?

[@drjoe86]

Asante,it is helpful

[@Chris-xc1vd]

Let's save some lives!!!!!!

[@Lg151]

It should say Hypo / Hyperthermia, but I guess the spelling was not checked.