High-quality compressions, early defibrillation for shockable rhythms, and a systematic hunt for reversible causes.
Reversible causes (4H/4T)
Hypoxia, hypovolemia, metabolic, hypothermia — thrombosis, tamponade, tension pneumothorax, toxins.
Interrupted compressions
Every pause drops cerebral perfusion — keep interruptions under 5 seconds.
Delayed defibrillation
Survival in VF falls with every minute of delay.
One leader speaks — chaotic resuscitation is failed resuscitation.
Waveform capnography: a sudden EtCO₂ rise may signal ROSC.
Bystander CPR and early AED shocks are the strongest prehospital survival determinants.
Shockable — defibrillation is the absolute priority.
Confirm pads and leads before accepting it.
Hunt stubbornly for a reversible cause — often hypovolemia or obstruction.
Warning
After ROSC: SpO₂ 94–98%, systolic > 100, 12-lead ECG, and find the cause — resuscitation does not end when the pulse returns.
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