The first thing that the nurse should do is TO START CHEST COMPRESSION.
Cardiopulmonary arrest refers to a sudden loss of blood flow, which occur as a result of the failure of the heart to actively pump blood. Performing chest compress on a victim of cardiopulmonary attack will help to restore the pumping function of the heart again.
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Nitroglycerin relaxes the arteries and veins. It pools the blood
in the extremities dropping blood pressure. Chest pain relief can be expected
in 1-3 minutes. Because it is administered sublingually, it is absorbed
directly in the bloodstream. If the chest pain did not improve in 5 minutes, it
should be repeated. It can be repeated the third time( after 5 minutes from
second dose). If the pain doesn't subside after 3 doses, emergency care is
needed.
