Question

A patient is in cardiac arrest ventricular fibrillation has been refractory a to a second shock which drug should be administered first

Answer 1

The correct answer is Epinephrine 1 mg IV/10.

Further Explanation:

If the first ventricular fibrillation did not work, before another is given Epinephrine 1 mg should be given. If it is given in an IV it should be IV/10. It is important for the correct dosage to be given. If this does not help the patient to breath own their own another ventricular fibrillation should be given. This will be repeated every 5 to 10 minutes depending on the situation.

Epinephrine can be used for many things in healthcare emergencies. Some of the uses are;

• allergic reactions for bee stings
• allergic reactions to food
• allergic reactions to drugs or medications
• heart attacks

This medication helps the patient to breathe, decrease swelling, lower bp, and reverse hives.

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