Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR): Compression & Defibrillation – Emergency Medicine | Lecturio

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- Optimizing survival - quality CPR
- Elements of quality CPR
- Compression rate
- Compression depth
- Probability of ROSC
- Probability of survival to discharge
- Chest compression fraction
- Chest wall recoil and hyperventilation
- Cardiac rhythm
- Shockable rhythms
- Why are VF and VT the only shockable rhythms?
- Timing of defibrillation
- Next steps after compression and defibrillation
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As an assistant professor of emergency medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Julianna Jung, M.D. is an expert in teaching students. She has been the director of medical student education in the Emergency Medicine department since 2006 and was appointed the associate director of the Johns Hopkins Medicine Simulation Center in 2011. She is also a national leader in education, holding a position on the Executive Committee of Clerkship Directors in Emergency Medicine.

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0:00 Introduction
0:36 Elements of Quality CPR
1:40 Compression Rate
2:13 Compression Depth
3:20 Chest Compression Fraction
5:06 Chest Wall Recoil and Hyperventilation
5:44 High-quality CPR
6:21 Cardiac Rhythm
9:39 Timing of Defibrillation
11:15 Intubation and Drugs?

[malithjuraghok]

Thank my lecturers from this fascinating platform, your lectures have made me complete my MBBS in South Sudan 🇸🇸

[xiaomingjiang]

the Best! I really love those graphs and data based on research which are really impressive.

[thilinaaraliya]

This is a top class description of the most important events in CPR...

[tilak]

Defibrillated pts have a pattern with time! Upto 3 min if performed, >/= 1/3 patients survive, then 4-5 min 1/4, 6 and more 1/6 survived! Great lecturer btw!

[MBOsman]

Very concise and informative, thanks Dr.

[draltafprostho]

really very nice and helpful presentation
thanks a lot

[cindytsai]

So well explained, finally and fortunately, the CPR protocol would not be crammed in medical student’s brains

[bethchaycaro]

Love it.would love to see more content!

[factorynew]

What do I do if someone collapses but still has pulse? Do I just wait for emergency services? And what exactly do the emergency personnel perform when they arrive at the scene?

[khawer]

Very nice mam kindly show the procedure also thanks

[Gk-nivn]

Very valuable lecture!! Thank you mam!!!

[Amazonian]

Did no one else hear "Only Time" by Enya in the beginning?

[joemck]

I have a potentially dumb question: In the vfib ECG at 7:30, I see a narrow tick every 3 large boxes or so. What is this?

[bradfordchristopher]

Her voice… gosh, so close to making me not to watch ems section.