Physics · Medical Equipment and Life Support
You are resuscitating a patient who initially presented with ventricular fibrillation. After performing high-quality CPR and delivering a successful defibrillation shock, the monitor now shows complete (third-degree) heart block with persistent bradycardia and poor perfusion. What is the most appropriate next step in management?
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- 1Give high-dose epinephrine
- 2Initiate transcutaneous pacing✓
- 3Administer vasopressin
- 4Deliver another defibrillation shock
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Initiate transcutaneous pacing
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