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I thought the AHA guidelines recommended TCP of PEA/asystole only as a last resort? Seems logical when you've tried everything else...
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![]() AHA reccomendations are consensus based opionions published every 5 years (or longer), and while are a good starting place in your thought process, are far from the "final word".
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I know everything we do now is supposed to be "evidence based", but that phrase always makes me think of the "parachute study" from 2003.
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/327/7429/1459 Remember, just because there's not "evidence" doesn't mean it doesn't work ![]() |







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