cardiac resuscitation

Another active research focus has been that of cardiac resuscitation.

The debris from the cardiac resuscitation attempt littered the floor.

Doctors said that he collapsed again in the changing rooms and had to be given cardiac resuscitation before being taken to hospital.

It was a strip taken at the outset of an unsuccessful cardiac resuscitation.

Other facilities will enable the teaching of cardiac resuscitation and community care skills for the elderly in the home.

There is a state-of-the-art cardiac resuscitation unit, much better than the one on the general medical wards.

If the intensive care unit was overflowing, the cancer patient with few weeks to live anyway would not receive cardiac resuscitation.

If they do, my life may depend on the ability of someone here to do cardiac resuscitation," the captain responded. "

The use of calcium in cardiac resuscitation.

Anthony had more than a dozen electric shocks administered to his heart, along with a protracted cardiac resuscitation.

Knowledge that cardiac resuscitation almost always fails for certain patients challenges physicians to modify the standard - a challenge not widely acknowledged.

Respirators, cardiac resuscitation, feeding tubes, painkillers and antibiotics are usually among the treatments covered.

Derivation of a clinical decision rule for the discontinuation of in-hospital cardiac resuscitation.

A resident wheels in the red "crash cart" containing all the paraphernalia required for a full cardiac resuscitation effort, just in case.

Some individuals with NS have been reported to develop respiratory depression from narcotics given during and after surgery, which has sometimes required cardiac resuscitation.

Outside in the hospital corridor, the paging bell rang, and a garbled voice asked for one cardiac resuscitation park, urgent please, to gzz.

Cardiac resuscitation is being widely misapplied and overused, doctors say, leading to costly and sometimes painful efforts on patients who are unlikely to benefit.

Newman climbed up on the stool next to the OR table and began cardiac resuscitation by compressing Lisa's sternum.

Further, inappropriate patient-family demand for cardiac resuscitation stems from an inaccurate impression of its effectiveness, which physicians at the bedside often cannot face up to dispelling.

He also co-founded Heartstart Cardiff and the Vale which became one of Europe's largest community cardiac resuscitation training schemes.

Therefore, an attempt was made to restore Ruby to life by a combination of very slow thawing, cardiac resuscitation and careful monitoring of serum electrolyte balance.

"While awaiting results of such a definitive trial, physicians and other practitioners involved in cardiac resuscitation must consider carefully whether continued use of epinephrine is justified," he wrote.

János Balassa was a pioneer of cardiac resuscitation (CPR) and carried out the first reported case of external heart massage.

At Cardiac Resuscitation Solutions, DiSanzo was instrumental in launching the HeartStart Home Defibrillator.

As a precaution, it is recommended that everyone in long QT families know the principles of cardiac resuscitation (or CPR as it is sometimes called).