ACLS Case Study 3: In-Hospital

TOTAL QUESTIONS 12

A rhythm check reveals sinus bradycardia at 25/min. You have activated the Code Team. What are your initial actions?

Consider synchronized cardioversion

Ensure adequate IV access and administer epinephrine 1.0 mg IV/IO

Start CPR (five cycles)

Secure the airway and begin supported ventilation via BVM

You secure the airway and begin supported ventilation via BVM. In addition to respiratory support, you recognize the need to ensure adequate IV access and monitor cardiovascular changes. What is the correct treatment order in the given scenario?

Monitor ECG and vitals, assist breathing, administer oxygen, ensure adequate IV access

Assist breathing, administer oxygen, monitor ECG and vitals, ensure adequate IV access

Ensure adequate IV access, administer oxygen, monitor ECG and vitals, assist breathing

Ensure adequate IV access, monitor ECG and vitals, administer oxygen, assist breathing

Adequate IV access has been ensured and a rhythm check reveals unchanged sinus bradycardia. The patient is progressively deteriorating, and signs of inadequate perfusion become rapidly apparent. What are your next actions?

Administer adenosine 6.0 mg IVP

Start CPR (five cycles)

Administer atropine 1.0 mg IVP

Continue monitoring the ECG and observing vitals

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