Nurse Hamster
Well-Known Member
I guess us medical types need a good laugh. I know I had posted about the ruptured AAA somewhere else but didn't know about the blood transfusion. They must not know about O- being a universal donor.
I saw the V-Tach on the monitor. The flat line on the bottom screen look like his arterial line needed zero balanced and calibrated. I didn't see a pressure bag hanging anywhere but thats the only thing that makes sense with 3 rhythms showing. In any case the V-Tach should have made some bells and whistles go off. They should have called a code and I am sure the algorithms have changed since I have been around but I seem to remember Shocking at 360J ever 2 minutes, CPR, Epinephrine or Vasopressin, Amiodarone, Lidocaine if you can't find Amniodarone, and Magnesium for torsades.
I saw Victor moving around and I really don't think he would have been able to if this was a real situation. Oh well, leave it to Days. LOL
I saw the V-Tach on the monitor. The flat line on the bottom screen look like his arterial line needed zero balanced and calibrated. I didn't see a pressure bag hanging anywhere but thats the only thing that makes sense with 3 rhythms showing. In any case the V-Tach should have made some bells and whistles go off. They should have called a code and I am sure the algorithms have changed since I have been around but I seem to remember Shocking at 360J ever 2 minutes, CPR, Epinephrine or Vasopressin, Amiodarone, Lidocaine if you can't find Amniodarone, and Magnesium for torsades.
I saw Victor moving around and I really don't think he would have been able to if this was a real situation. Oh well, leave it to Days. LOL