You immediately start transporting a patient in cardiac arrest after reviving their pulse. The patient had a second heart arrest while being transported to the hospital. Your partner needs to be instructed to stop the ambulance.
<h3>What brings about cardiac arrest?</h3>
When the heart unexpectedly and suddenly stops pumping, it enters cardiac arrest. Blood flow to the brain and other crucial organs is cut off if this occurs. Arrhythmias of a certain kind that stop the heart from pumping blood are the cause of cardiac arrests. A medical emergency is cardiac arrest.
<h3>The ideal course of action for cardiac arrest</h3>
For the treatment of sudden cardiac arrest, immediate CPR is essential. CPR can act as a lifeline until more sophisticated emergency care is available by keeping the flow of oxygen-rich blood to the body's important organs. Call 911 or immediate medical assistance if someone collapses nearby and you are unable to perform CPR.
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