Transcription of PC LE 061311 edits Pediatric Resuscitation Code ...
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Introduction Cardiac arrest in the Pediatric population is an unfortunate and devastating occurrence. It is estimated that 16,000 American children suffer a cardiac arrest each Tragically, only 5% to 10% of patients survive out of hospital arrests and often with severe neurological Survival statistics for Pediatric cardiac arrests occurring in the hospital are somewhat better, with 27% of patients surviving to discharge and 65% of them leaving with good neurological Some Pediatric cardiac arrests are sudden and unexpected, especially those that occur outside the hospital. Warning signs can be absent or go unrecognized. Pediatric arrests often occur as a complication of, or progression of, respiratory failure, circulatory shock, or Although the cause may vary, the goal is the same: immediately reestablish effective cardiac output and deliver oxygen to tissues with high quality cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).
Introduction Cardiac arrest in the pediatric population is an unfortunate and devastating occurrence. It is estimated that 16,000 American children suffer a cardiac arrest each year.1 Tragically, only 5% to 10% of patients survive out‐of‐hospital arrests and often with severe …
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