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Cardio-pulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation (CPR) Prof. M. H. Mumtaz Prof. M. H. Mumtaz

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B L S F Tilt Head. F Lift Neck. F Support Chin. A. A IRWAY If Unconscious ?

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Page 1: Cardio-pulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation (CPR) Prof. M. H. Mumtaz

Cardio-pulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation

(CPR)

Prof. M. H. MumtazProf. M. H. Mumtaz

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PHASES

IBasic Life

Support (BLS)(ABC)

IIIProlonged Life Support (PLS)

(GHI)

IIAdvanced Life Support (ALS)

(DEF)

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B L S

Tilt Head.

Lift Neck.

Support Chin.

A. AIRWAY

If Unconscious ?

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B L S

Lung Inflation.– Mouth to Mouth.– Mouth to Nose.– Mouth to Tube.– Bag-wash.

B. BREATHE

If not breathing ?If not breathing ?

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C. CIRCULATE

One Operator

Two Operators

B L SB L S

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Cause

Nervous System.

Myocardium.

Sympathetic

Parasympathetic

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Phase TwoAdvanced Life Support

(Restoration of Spontaneous Circulation)

Adrenaline. Alkali. Fluids.

D. DRUGS & FLUIDS

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E. EKG

VentricularFibrillation

Asystole

BizarreComplexe

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F. FIBRILLATION TREATMENT

Ext Defibrillation.

Lignocain.

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Biochemical Changes

METABOLIC ACIDOSIS

Anaerobic Metabolism Myocardial Cont.

Actions of Catech.

Threshold for VF.

Restoration of N. Beat.

S. Vasodilatation.

Pul. Vasoconstriction.

Potassium.

Bicarbonate.

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Biochemical Changes

H-CO3 + H+ H2CO3 CO2 + H2O

ECFK+

Lungs KidneyH +

ICF

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Correction Bicarbonate Therapy: (CO2 Producing) H-CO3 + H+ H2CO3 CO2 + H2O

Carbonate Therapy: (Non CO2 Producing)

– Routine Indications Base Deficit > 10 Meq/L PH < 7.20 HCO3 < 14 Mmol/L

Meq HCO3 = Base Deficit X wt. (kg) X .3

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Correction Problems

– A. Alkalosis. - K+

- O2 Dissociation - Left Shift.

- Depression of Myocard.– B. Sodium Over Load.

Oxygenation Ventilation.

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Total Oxygen at Arrest1500-1600 mls

Lungs = 370 mls.Tissues = 60 mls.Muscles = 240 mls.Blood = 800-1000 mls.

(Arterial = 280-300)Venous Capillary = 600-700

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Critical Survival Time

A M O U N T R E Q U I R E D / M I NF O R M E T . = 2 5 0 m l s

C R I T I C A L S U R V I V A L T I M E

1 0 0 0 T O 1 5 0 0= = 4 - 6 m i n

2 5 0

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Requirement

Drugs Atropine. Adrenaline. Calcium. Glucagon . Isoprenalin. Dopamine. Debutamine. Lignocaine.

Equipment Trained Doctor . Laryngoscope. Tube (ETT). Ambu Resuscitation. Defibrillator with Oscilloscope.

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Emergency-Fluid Resuscitation

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Primary volume therapy

“Fill from inside out”

ICS

VesselISS

insideout

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A New Concept

Small Volume Hyperosmolar Saline

Colloid Resuscitation

4 ml/kg - 7.2-7.5% NaCl/Colloid

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interstitium interstitium

Shock Small-volume hyperosmolar resuscitation

endothelial cell

Flow Flowerythrocyted d

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Physiological & Basic Mechanisms

Plasma osmolality= 285-295 mosmol/kg. 7.2% NaCl = 2400 mosmol/kg. End bolus infusion = 460 mosmol/kg.

(4 ml/kg).– Ttransmembrane osmotic gradient. – Endogenous fluid mobilization. (most pronounced in capillary districts) – Plasma volume.– Hydraulic resistance.– Tissue perfusion.