Medical Cardiac Arrest OSCE
Pre-hospital Care
360 video
Use this resource in conjunction with your clinical training
Instructions
You have been called to attend an adult patient with chest pain. The patient was described to have been clammy with unmanageable pain.
Whilst eating breakfast the patient had a sudden onset of central chest pain radiating to arms and jaw. Levine sign was described on the call, and the patient was clammy also.
Five minutes prior to ambulance attendance the patient collapsed and became unresponsive.
PMH: previous MI
Rx: aspirin, GTN, atorvatatin
Allergies: unknown
FHx: unknown
SHx: unknown
Learning outcomes
- Safe management of the clinically unwell patient
- Demonstration of an effective primary survey in the medically unwell patient
- Demonstration of teamwork, communication and effective clinical leadership
- Safe use of resuscitation guidelines in the management of an adult in cardiac arrest
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