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Insert successfully oral and nasal airways, the Esophogeal Obturator
Airway (EOA) and Esopageal Gastric Obturator Airway (EGTA).
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Apply correctly the face mask, nasal cannula, and bag-valve-mask
devices, noting the percentage of oxygen delivered for each adjunct.
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Perform correctly endotracheal intubation.
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Interpret correctly basic EKG rhythm disturbances.
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Identify the dysrhythmia and predict the anticipated mechanical,
pharmacologic, and electrical interventions.
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State the indications, contraindications, use and abuse for each
medication.
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Perform all the skills in basic life support for "C" level
certification, i.e. one- and two-man CPR for adult and child;
conscious and unconscious obstructed maneuvers for adult, child, and
infant victims; CPR for infant victims.
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Explain and perform safely electrical interventions when given a
patient simulation for unstable supraventricular tachycardia, unstable
ventricular tachycarida, and ventricular fibrillation.
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As the leader of the response team, manage each memeber of the team by
evaluating CPR, airway management, and electrical and pharmacologic
intervention when given a "code" situation.
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Complete a written exam of fifty multiple choice questions covering
all materials with no less than 84 percent proficiency.
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Complete a written patient management examination; identify the rhythm
disturbance presented and the anticipated mechanical, pharmacologic,
and/or electrical interventions for each situation within 84 percent
proficiency, including 100 percent accuracy in the management of
ventricular fibrillation tachycardia, and asystole.
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