ALS Crossword

What is the name of the drug used in a cardiac arrest for a shockable rhythm after the 3rd shock? (Hint: It's an antiarythmic)
What drug is used to treat Asystole or PEA?
What rhythm is this? Figure 1
What is the tube that is placed in the airway to secure ventilation called? (use abbreviation)
The drugs that can be administered down the ETT are abbreviated to ALAN. What does N stand for?
What drug can be used instead of Amiodarone in an arrest?
What rhythm is this? Figure 2
In a witnessed, monitored VT arrest, whilst waiting for the defib to arrive the patient can be given a precordial ________.
What maneuver applied externally can be used to assist the anesthetist to visualize the vocal cords?
What is the name of a drug that can be used to treat SVT? (Hint: It has a very short half life.)
. In Synchronized Cardio version the shock is delivered on the _______ complex.
What rhythm is this? NB Patient has no BP, no pulse and is not breathing. Figure 3
Reversible causes of cardiac arrest are 4 H’s and 4 T’s. The 4 T’s are:- Tamponade, Tension pneumothorax, Thrombo-embolism & T__________.
What rhythm is this? figure 4
To check if the ETT is in the correct position, the Ezi cap ETC02 detector changes from _________ to gold.
In COACHED what does the letter E stand for?
In COACHED the letter D stands for ________/Dump.
What drug speeds the heart rate up and is given in 600mcg increments up to 3mg?
Reversible causes of cardiac arrest are 4 H’s and 4 T’s. The 4 H’s are Hypovolaemia, Hypo/Hyperkaleamia, Hypo/Hyperthermia & H__________.