Defibrillation, Synchronized Cardioversion & Transcutaneous Pacing (TCP)

This video provides an overview and demonstration of Defibrillation, Synchronized Cardioversion & Transcutaneous Pacing (TCP) that is available on a defibrillator.
In Cardiac Arrest, if a rhythm is shockable, for every minute you delay defibrillation, chances of success diminish for the patient by 7-10% per minute. So do not delay defibrillation and most importantly, know your equipment!
0:00 Intro
0:55. Overview
3:43 Defibrillation
7:00 Cardioversion
10:00. Transcutaneous Pacing (TCP)
12:24 Outro
#Defibrillation #SynchronizedCardioversion #Pacing
Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only, and is not intended as medical advice. While we strive for 100% accuracy, errors may occur, and medications or protocols may change over time

[@abigailolivier4314]

I love this overview video looking at the defib. This video is a very useful tool for clinicians that do not use there defib often. Keep up the good work!

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Regular review on how to use your available emergency equipment is very important as not to impact patient outcomes. There is no time to figure out how to do a procedure when the patient is lying in front of you. For every minute we delay defibrillation, a patients chanse of survival deminishes by 7-10% per minute.

[@Smenhi20]

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[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Appreciate your feedback. Do you have any specific topic of PALS & ACLS to be covered?

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Also have a look at our website for more information: www.TheResuscitationCoach.com

[@Rowghthia]

An excellent video. Explaining practically almost everything. Using a defibrillator for each main indication. Thank you, so much!!

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

You are most welcome 😊

[@BallyBoy95]

You summarised it so simply. Thank you sincerely.

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[@shahmanarzon7261]

Thank you, so well explained, and absolutely invaluable information!

[@freeriderhappy]

Wow, excellent, very detailed review. Thank you :)

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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Great video. Thank you

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Outstanding information. Keep it up.

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Very useful. Thank you!

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Thank you for your feedback and watching!

[@allaboutlife3709]

excellent content, thank you so much !

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[@r.krajvideototal]

Extremely usefull video, very clearly and simply explained!

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[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Thanks for the feedback Jerry.

[@FunnyVideo-wi2sz]

This is an excellent refresher course since we rarely have emergencies. Your lessons are very helpful, you’re making us better and safer nurses. So you’re saving lives! Thank You!

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Really appreciate your comment. The key is definitely regular review if you don’t have enough emergencies and also running skill drills on a regular basis to maintain your skills. Thanks for watching!

[@Blakezzzzzz]

Funny video

[@HARSHMEHTADelight]

This was very helpful.

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@stevekhamisi]

Excellent presentation,,,,,,, I greatly appreciate. You've made it alot easier to understand electro-therapy in ACLS.

[@stevekhamisi]

Kindly if you can expound more on the demand vs. fixed modes of TCP settings.

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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Your feedback is noted. Thank you 🙏

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Loved the way of ur taught.

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[@rhema14]

awesome explanation :)

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Thanks

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Love the monitor connect the leads then the stylus will jump. thanks

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[@TheResuscitationCoach]

You are most welcome 😀 im happy that we could help you with your exam.

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[@dr.a8iad]

in tcp do we always use the AP Pad placement ?
Or depends on the manufacturer?

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

With AP you have better success rates with TCP but you could also use the standard defibrillation pad position as a lot of time the patient might have pads already in place. Always follow recommendations from the manufacturer.

[@dr.a8iad]

@@TheResuscitationCoach what about defibrillation and cardioversion ?

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[@jeffwilliams7054]

How many mA exactly do we increase the pacer after acheving full capture?

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Hi. We set it at 5-10mA above capture.

[@tatianaj3713]

Do you have an app?

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Hi. No app at this time. I do have a website: www.TheResuscitationCoach.com