| Question | Answer |
| cardiac arrest in children is often the result of | hypoxia |
| Ventricular____________is a disorganized cardiac rhythm that producs no pulse | fibrillation |
| ______________external defibrillators can be operated by trained EMT-B's, and or anyone trained to us it. | Automated |
| Medication administration and cardiac pacing are function of_____________life support. | Advanced (ALS) |
| ______________the patient after three "no shock" messages are recerived from the AED` | transport |
| ____________CPR and get clear of the patient as the AED analyzes the rhythm. | Stop |
| The most frequent initial rhythm in sudden cardiac death is_____________fibrillation | ventricular |
| Apply the AED only to patients who are pulseless, apneic and ___________. | unresponsive |
| To be most effective, defibrillation must be administered within_________min | four |
| Cardiac____________occurs when the heart is not pumping and no pulses can be felt | arrest |
| Device that will deliver an electrical shock to convert a fibrillating heart is___________. | a Defibrillator |
| The heart has an electrical rhythm, but there is no pulse. | PEA |
| AED failure is most commonly attributed to improper ? | maintenance |
| venticular____________is a very fast heart rhythm generated in the ventricle | tachycardia |
| Early acces, CPR, defibrillation, and advanced life support is called the chain of____________. | Survival |
| converting a heart to a rhythm with a pulse with an electrical shock | defibrillation |
| The absence of electrical activity or pumping action in the heart____________. | asystole |
| transport of the patient after the delivery of a total of_____shocks | Two |
