High-quality CPR and in-hospital peds resuscitation

This is a simulation of an in-hospital pediatric (intensive care) resuscitation with a 5-member team. This demonstrates the benefits of high-quality CPR, CPR quality monitoring, and the "pit crew" approach.

[@mar-better]

Lol I guess letting the head of the bed slam down is a handy way to double check for responsiveness. Really enjoyed watching such a great team!

[@damellman]

imagin doing this in the back of an ambulance with just your driver as another provider .

[@Spencerwithahat]

As an emt student I can imagine and the mother freaking out is about the second worst part of it all…truly a heartbreaking cry

[@isabelsummers8017]

Can you please make video of Simman

[@albertmusicomano]

So the airway main goal is to provide a patent airway or to prevent the patient from imminent vomiting?

[@brich5314]

Both.

[@j.b.2263]

Or to prevent it from collapsing/closing.

[@kredkids]

both. ETT gets us direct access to the upper airways of the lungs so all our pressure/O2 gets to the lungs without the risk of dilating the stomach and causing vomiting

[@nikkin2296]

Lol the in real situations its a mess

[@uneyedentified2017]

Pea with a bp of 46/28???

[@verhoevenbart]

No use of any algorithm?

[@daniellecamm9817]

Danielle