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CPR-induced consciousness or doesn’t need CPR?

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Oren Gottfried, MD2 years ago

CPRIC is a rare phenomenon that occurs when a patient still in cardiac arrest shows signs of consciousness during CPR including eye opening, talking, or making purposeful movements even actively grabbing clinician. CPRIC is challenging for clinicians and bystanders, and it can be distressing for patients.

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Mike LaVigne2 years ago

Did CPR on a patient that was trying to pull my hands off of his chest for about 2 minutes. VF on the monitor, refractory to defibrillation. Eventually became asystolic.

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ebbo2 years ago

They don't believe he is alive may be he is a politician

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opinolog42 years ago

Does not need it . OMFG

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Peter Obi’s Achievements2 years ago

They are killing him.

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Maria Guadalupe Cabral2 years ago

😳

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Jyd Johnson2 years ago

Seriously??? WTF🙄🙄🙄🙄

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Samba KONÉ2 years ago

No consciousness+breathing: lateral position of security 🤷🏾‍♂️

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Jorik Sweenen2 years ago

At this cpr speed 🧠 perfuion is far from optimal, patient moves arm when no cpr is performed…although concerning that is a low consciousness

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