Period after ROSC in which there is variable levels of brain injury, myocardial dysfunction, systemic ischemia/reperfusion response, and persistent precipitating pathophysiology

What other kind of medication should you administer to patients you are giving neuromuscular blockades?

What is the name of the technique used to insert arterial and central lines?

The formula to determine pediatric uncuffed ETT size

This type of output is a good indicator of cardiac function and renal perfusion

The leading cause of morbidity and mortality in children post-cardiac arrest

This class of medications helps prevent shivering during therapeutic hypothermia treatment

The following type of line should be placed for continuous blood pressure monitoring

This type of patient population may have target SpO2 goals lower than 94% to 99%

The following device may be inserted to closely monitor urine output in post-arrest patients

Patho includes elevation in cytokines, presence of endotoxin in plasma, activation of coagulation pathways, and inhibition of anticoagulant pathways

This term refers to the act of therapeutically cooling a patient's core temperature to decrease metabolic demand and preserve end-organ function

The dose range recommended for fluid boluses for persistent shock post-cardiac arrest (in mL/kg)

The target range for PaCO2 post-cardiac arrest (in mmHg)

Elevations in this laboratory value has potential to cause osmotic diuresis