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- A collapsed man - case study
- What is the cardiac arrest?
- Causes of cardiac arrest
- Epidemiology of cardiac arrest
- Initial cardiac rhythm
- Patients in cardiac arrest
- First question when evaluating an unresponsive patient
- Initial assessment in cardiac arrest
- Carotid pulse

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really a perfect presentation .. thanks

farahalessawi
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I need myocardial infarction presentation

mosesmoses
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"almost 2/3 er men"... 2/3 = 0.66, so 57% is closer to 50 than to 66% right? Then it is not fair to the data to say almost 2/3 of men have cardiac arrest. A more correct way of saying it is: "a little over half of the patients are men"

frederiknilsson
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Thanks
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